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Firefighter Trapped in Six-Alarm Condo Fire

nbcdfw.com — Dallas Fire-Rescue says a firefighter may be trapped inside a burning condominium complex. The blaze at the Hearthwood Condominium complex at 12363 Abrams Road had flames shooting through the roof of the complex. At least 24 units in the complex are involved in the fire and embers from the flames have been reported landing on town homes behind the complex.
Dallas firefighter missing after being trapped inside 6-alarm condo fire. ow.ly/lcz54
RT @NBCDFW: #UPDATE After 3 hours, search continues for veteran Dallas firefighter who may be trapped in a burned condo building. http://t.…
RT @NBCDFW #UPDATE After 3 hours, search continues for Dallas firefighter who may be trapped in a burned condo. bit.ly/18bzlmV
Firefighter trapped inside a six alarm fire at a condominium complex in Dallas. Search in progress. Live video feed: ow.ly/lcnZ6
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Firefighter Trapped in Six-Alarm Blaze

m.nbcdfw.com — LIVE VIDEO: Firefighter Trapped in Six-Alarm Blaze Posted: 05/20/2013 7:31 AM NBC 5 is streaming live video from the scene of a condo fire. The signal may switch to other camera feeds as we cover the incident. To watch the live video, click here , then click on the play button.
RT @SouthlakeDPS: Praying for the missing Dallas Firefighter and all the families affected.... fb.me/UZH8Qm9A

Woman Set on Fire at Convenience Store

nbcdfw.com — Fort Worth Fire Department says a woman has life-threatening burns after she was attacked by another woman who doused her in a flammable liquid and set her on fire. Investigators say two women were inside a Buy and Save convenience store at the Texaco station at 2700 Azle Ave.
RT @NBCDFW: #UPDATE Woman severely burned after being doused in flammable liquid and set on fire bit.ly/Z7hfC8 http://t.co/xPapsmZ…

Tornado Survivor Speaks Out

nbcdfw.com — NBC 5 On Saturday morning, Christy Green, a Granbury tornado survivor left John Peter Smith hospital in Fort Worth to return to Granbury. "It just got louder and louder," said Green. "You could hear it just snapping and breaking the house! It was awful!"
At one point she was airborne MT: “@NBCDFW: A #Granbury woman talks about surviving Wednesday's #tornado. bit.ly/16yf6lW"