Tucson firefighters pulled a person from a burning commercial building
Crews forced an iron door near East 6th Street and used a thermal camera to find someone inside. Eighteen units answered. The person was taken to a hospital, and no other injuries were reported.

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Tucson Fire rescued a person from a burning commercial building near North Ferro Avenue and East 6th Street on Wednesday evening, KVOA reported. Crews were sent at 5:16 p.m. Engine 2 was there four minutes later and found a large two-story building, with smoke coming from several units and sprinklers running in one of them.
A bystander told the crews someone might still be in that unit. Firefighters forced a heavy iron door and used a thermal imaging camera to find the person, who was taken to a local hospital. The station said no other injuries were reported. The fire was in a loft on the second floor. A second alarm at 5:44 p.m. brought more people, and the fire was under control at 6:02 p.m. Eighteen units responded. The cause is under investigation. The report does not name the person.
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