Hollywood Fire Rescue
Coverage of Hollywood Fire Rescue in the Nexus archive.
- Hollywood Police, Fire Rescue respond to active scene on Hollywood street involving person in unknown condition
Hollywood Police Department and Hollywood Fire Rescue crews responded to an active scene in the Hollywood area involving two people. Officers were seen handcuffing one man while another person was subsequently put on a stretcher by Fire Rescue crews, whose condition is currently unknown. The police established a crime scene perimeter, with 7News cameras documenting the incident.
- Crews extinguish fire at unoccupied apartment in Hollywood; no injuries reported
Crews extinguished a fire at an unoccupied second-floor apartment in a Hollywood building on Funston Street. Firefighters responded to the one-alarm blaze around 5 a.m. Wednesday and contained the flames without injuries. A fire inspector is investigating the cause, and Florida Power & Light is involved.
- Camper bursts into flames at mobile home park in Hollywood
A camper caught fire at a mobile home park in Hollywood, Florida, with video showing the blaze on the 4000 block of Griffin Road. A man attempted to fight the flames before Hollywood Fire Rescue units arrived and controlled the fire. As of Friday morning, no injuries had been reported.
- Hollywood first responders bring early Christmas cheer to patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
Hollywood Fire Rescue and Police Department members rappelled down Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital to spread Christmas cheer. Santa Claus, arriving on a fire truck in sandals and a Hawaiian shirt, interacted with pediatric patients and distributed toys.
- Police: Man arrested after barricading himself inside Hollywood home, setting it on fire
A man was arrested after allegedly barricading himself inside a Hollywood home and intentionally setting it on fire. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning on the 5200 block of Wiley Street, leading to significant property damage. Police and fire crews responded, extinguishing the fire and taking the suspect into custody without reported injuries.
- No injuries reported after car erupts in flames on I-95 in Hollywood; driver heard popping sound
A driver's car caught fire on I-95 in Hollywood after they heard a loud pop, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters extinguished the flames, and authorities advised drivers to monitor unusual vehicle sounds and maintain their cars.