State Fire Marshal Investigates Mobile Home Fire In Lexington Park, Four Animals Dead

LEXINGTON PARK, Md. – The Maryland State Fire Marshal is investigating a mobile home fire that occurred on Saturday morning. The fire occurred at approximately 11:30 a.m. on Dana Court in Lexington Park.

According to the investigators, the residence’s interior was the origin of the fire. It took 25 minutes to put out the fire, which started in the living room section of the house.

Officials stated, the lone occupant sustained mild thermal injuries and refused treatment. Unfortunately, two dogs and two cats were unable to escape the fire.

State Fire Marshal Investigates Mobile Home Fire In Lexington Park, Four Animals Dead

Preliminary investigations indicate that the cause of the fire was an overloaded power strip. The estimated loss to structure and contents is $25,000 and $10,000.

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  1. Always sad when Pet Pals are involved. Make sure you have a URL-rated power strip and do not attach high-voltage items such as coffee pots, microwaves, etc. Those items should be directly inputed into the socket. Unplug them when not in use. I know,,, but get into the habit.

  2. If you have items you would like to donate where do you drop the items off?

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