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Police Respond to Apartment Fire in St. George, Utah

A fire at an apartment complex in St. George, Utah, on June 7 prompted police to conduct evacuations, as shown in bodycam footage. Eight officers were hospitalized for smoke inhalation, and the fire damaged 20 units in total.

On June 7, residents of an apartment complex in St. George, Utah, were alerted to a fire in their building by officers from the St. George Police Department. Bodycam footage shows officers entering apartments to wake residents, with one officer urging a family to evacuate, stating, "Hey, you guys, your unit's on fire, you need to get out!" Officers also used a ladder to rescue a man trapped on the second floor. Eight officers were treated for smoke inhalation but have since been released from the hospital. The fire originated in one unit and spread through a shared attic, affecting a total of 20 units, according to reports from local news outlets.

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