3 hospitalized, 20 displaced after Everett apartment fire
EVERETT, Wash. - Officials are looking into what caused a two-alarm apartment fire Friday morning in Everett.
After 5:15 a.m., crews responded to a report of a fire at the Fulton Crossings Apartments at 120 Southeast Everett Mall Way.
Witnesses said smoke and flames were coming from the second and third stories of the apartment complex, and that some people were trapped inside.
Fire crews rescued a person and two pets from a third story balcony. Another person reportedly jumped from a balcony to escape the flames.
Firefighters were able to put the fire out, and officials said three people were hospitalized. Their conditions are not known.
Fire officials said several apartment units were damaged, and 20 residents were displaced.
It's unknown what started the fire, but the investigation remains ongoing.
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