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One hospitalized, 10 to 12 units affected in suspected Plano apartment arson
A two-alarm fire broke out early Wednesday at a Legacy Drive apartment complex, prompting the rescue of one resident from a second-floor balcony. Plano police took a person of interest into custody as fire department arson investigators lead the investigation.
One person was hospitalized in stable condition after a large fire damaged an estimated 10 to 12 apartments at a complex in the 600 block of Legacy Drive in Plano early Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Fire crews responded around midnight as flames came from the building. The blaze was escalated to a two-alarm response, and firefighters rescued one person from a second-floor balcony, officials said.
Plano fire officials suspect arson. Police took a person of interest into custody, but officials have not announced an arrest or charges. The fire department’s arson investigators are leading the inquiry.
The number of residents affected was not immediately clear. Property management and the Red Cross were at the complex to assist people displaced by the fire.