Arson, thats arson. Fire directly outside Pierce County home displaces 3 people

Tacoma, WALocal News

On February 7, 2025, a fire erupted outside a Parkland home, displacing three adults and two dogs. Fire crews were dispatched to the scene shortly after 9:14 AM, effectively containing the fire to a carport, SUV, and boat. The quick action of the firefighters prevented the flames from causing extensive damage to the home itself. Authorities are currently investigating the incident as potential arson, following reports of suspicious activity from neighbors before the fire started. A neighbor was recorded telling deputies, "Arson, that’s arson.

I know it," highlighting the community's concern. The Red Cross has stepped in to provide assistance to those displaced by the fire, ensuring they have the necessary support during this difficult time. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the incident, which underscores the effectiveness of the emergency response. The investigation by local law enforcement is ongoing to determine the cause of the fire and whether any charges will be filed.

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