Investigators determine Dayton house was intentionally set on fire, spokesperson says

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Firefighters perform ‘tactical burn’ while fighting vacant house fire in Dayton FILE PHOTO (Jag_cz - stock.adobe.com)
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DAYTON — Another house is considered a total loss after an early morning fire in Dayton, according to a Dayton Fire Department spokesperson.

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This fire was reported at 23 Great Miami Boulevard and around 6:30 a.m.

Upon arrival, firefighters saw heavy flames coming from the two-story building.

A Montgomery County dispatch supervisor previously told News Center 7 that this house was vacant; however, the spokesperson did not confirm that.

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Firefighters used several hose streams to control the fire from a defensive position outside the building, the spokesperson said.

No injuries were reported on scene.

The Dayton Fire Department’s Investigations Unit determined that this fire was intentionally set.

Anyone with information on this fire is asked to contact DFD Fire Investigators at 937-333-TIPS or Miami Valley Crime Stoppers at 937-222-STOP.

As reported by News Center 7, Dayton firefighters responded to another total loss house fire just hours before on Valley Street. This fire was also determined to have been intentionally set.

News Center 7 will continue to follow this story.

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