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4-Year-Old Playing With Lighter Starts Apartment on FireSalem-News.comThe boy was referred to Salem Fire Department's Juvenile Firesetter Program.
(SALEM) - The Salem Fire Department responded to a call of an apartment fire at the Logan Place Apartments at 4303 25th Ave. NE at 12:10 PM on Saturday. Firefighters arrived to find smoke showing in the end unit of a 2-story townhouse. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire and contained it to the bedroom before it spread to the remainder of the apartment. The two residents, a mom and her son had evacuated prior to firefighter's arrival. The fire started in an upstairs bedroom. The cause of the fire was determined to be the 4-year old playing with a lighter, which started the mattress on fire. The estimated damage to the apartment is $15,000. The juvenile was referred to Salem Fire Department's Juvenile Firesetter Program.
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