TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Crews have torn down a vacant home in northwest Ohio after it caught fire for the fourth time.
WTOL-TV (http://bit.ly/OaaSsz ) reports the house in Toledo somehow caught fire early Tuesday morning, marking the fourth fire at the site. Firefighters put out the blaze, and crews demolished the house within hours.
No one was hurt.
Firefighters knew not to enter the home because it had structural problems and no one was living there. The same home had caught fire last week and previously had been designated for demolition.
There was no immediate word on what might have caused the fires.
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Information from: WTOL-TV, http://www.wtol.com
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