Box Alarm Fire at 1811 South Ethel with Civilian Down

Summary: A box alarm was dispatched for a fire at 1811 South Ethel, Detroit, Michigan. Multiple fire companies, including Engine 33, Engine 37, Engine 48, Ladder 13, Squad 4, and Chiefs 1 and 7, responded to the scene. The fire was reported in a dwelling between Melvin and Miami. Upon arrival, smoke was showing, and EMS was requested for standby. During operations, a civilian was reported down at 1770 South Ethel, prompting additional EMS response. The incident involved the establishment of RIT (Rapid Intervention Team), assignment of safety officers, and the request for arson investigation.