BRIDGEWATER, NJ — A house fire, that began near where several lithium-ion batteries were being charged, injured two people on Friday.
On July 21 just before 2 a.m., Bridgewater Police and Firefighters were called to 1397 Coriell Drive for a report of a structure fire, said Police Lt. Kevin Lamey.
The fire was called in by the homeowner who was alerted by a smoke alarm.
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“The fire originated in the basement of the residence, in the area of a workbench where several lithium-ion batteries were being charged,” said Lamey.
Finderne Fire Department and Martinsville Volunteer Fire Department came to the scene to extinguish the fire.
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The homeowner and one firefighter were evaluated at the scene for minor injuries.
The investigation revealed the fire was not suspicious.
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