Second-alarm fire in Detroit apartment leaves downtown, east side woefully underprotected
Making matters worse, two chiefs couldn’t respond because their trucks wouldn’t start.
Making matters worse, two chiefs couldn’t respond because their trucks wouldn’t start.
Some cars zipped through the crossing, while riders walked off DDOT buses or waited.
More than half of Detroit’s fire trucks are broken down or out of service.
Firefighters scrambled for blocks before getting lucky on the seventh hydrant.