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City Worker Catches Man as He Jumps Out of His Burning Apartment with His Pets
- A fire broke out on Tuesday evening around 6 p.m. in an apartment building on East Bow Street in Franklin, New Hampshire.
- Smoke filled Blake McInerney's apartment, prompting him and two others to escape by jumping from a second-story window, with a city worker helping to catch one of them.
- McInerney smashed a window and jumped after smoke became too thick to breathe, while a man climbed onto the roof to rescue the family's cats.
- Fire Chief Michael Foss reported that a city employee helped secure one of the people jumping from the building, while Gallagher shouted, "My house is on fire."
- Officials are still working to determine what started the fire, and after recently rebuilding, the family—potentially facing a complete loss—has created a GoFundMe to seek support.
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City worker catches man as he jumps out of his burning apartment with his pets
By Arielle Mitropoulos, Krizia Williams Click here for updates on this story FRANKLIN, New Hampshire (WMUR) — A young man is OK after he jumped out of a window when a fire began to tear through his apartment building in Franklin. Multiple fire crews responded to the scene Tuesday on East Bow Street around 6
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