WASHINGTON - D.C. fire officials say a grilling accident ignited a Northwest row house fire that left six people displaced on Sunday.
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Firefighters responded to the scene at 4826 Kansas Avenue, Northwest around 6:16 p.m.
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They say the fire had moved beyond an enclosed porch and reached a house next door, however, the firefighters were able to keep the flames from penetrating much further.
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Initial reports indicated that an elderly man had been trapped inside – however firefighters determined that wasn’t true.
The Red Cross also responded to the scene to assist the people who’d been displaced.
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