Fireworks spark apartment fire in Tacoma, injuring three

TACOMA, WA – Three people were injured Sunday in Tacoma in an apartment fire caused by personal firework use, according to King 5.

The fire broke out around 1:20 a.m. at the Pacific Pointe Apartment Homes, located at 1801 South 84th Street, and is believed to have been started by the embers of fireworks that had been improperly disposed of after use.

At least 12 units were damaged in the blaze.

Three people were taken to the hospital for the treatment of non-critical injuries.

According to the report, the fire devastated multiple families who lost their homes and all their possessions and it also caused damage to several vehicles.

Personal fireworks are illegal in Tacoma.

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