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Orange County Firefighter Dies Battling Blaze In Laguna Niguel

Kevin Skinner suffered a cardiac arrest while responding to a residential structure fire in Laguna Niguel, officials said.

CBS Los Angeles on MSN · 16h

Orange County firefighter dies after suffering a cardiac arrest at scene of Laguna Niguel fire

The Orange County Fire Authority is grieving the loss of Kevin Skinner, a firefighter who died on Sunday after suffering a cardiac arrest while responding to a residential structure fire in Laguna Niguel.

Orange County Register on MSN · 16h

OCFA firefighter suffers cardiac arrest, dies, fighting house fire in Laguna Niguel

A veteran Orange County Fire Authority engineer suffered cardiac arrest and died after searching for any residents during a kitchen fire at a Laguna Niguel home early Sunday morning, Jan. 5, officials said.

Hosted on MSN · 9h

Orange County firefighter dies of cardiac arrest amid early morning fire

Orange County Fire Authority firefighter Kevin Skinner died Sunday while fighting a blaze at a home in Laguna Niguel.

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Orange County firefighters still monitoring hot spots after fully-involved warehouse fire

ORANGE COUNTY FIRE RESCUE SAYS THEY’RE STILL INVESTIGATING EXACTLY WHAT STARTED THIS FIRE. ONCE WE GET THAT INFORMATION, WE’LL BRING IT TO YOU ON AIR AND ONLINE. LIKE I SAID EARLIER ...

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Firefighters battle warehouse fire in Orange County

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — The Orange County Fire Rescue said the fire is at a 3000 square feet warehouse and is fully involved. Firefighters said there are exposure concerns to nearby homes.

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1 critically injured in Orange County house fire, officials say

according to Orange County Fire Rescue. Firefighters responded to the home on Calloway Drive near Elba Way to find half of the residence engulfed in flames, with reports of people trapped ...

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1 critically injured in Orange County house fire

Orange County Fire Rescue said the structure was 50% involved and it took 15 minutes to put out the fire. One person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The state fire marshal ...

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