Crime & Safety
5 Die In Denver House Fire, Arson Suspected: Police
Three adults, a child and a toddler died in the fire, officials said.

DENVER, CO — Five people died in a house fire near Denver's Green Valley Ranch neighborhood Wednesday morning. The fire is being investigated as a possible arson, according to the Denver Police Department.
A police officer saw the fire at 5312 North Truckee Street and called fire crews around 2:40 a.m. He tried to rescue people inside the home, but was pushed back by the heat, fire officials said.
When firefighters arrived, the home was engulfed in flames.
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Three people jumped from the second story, but five people remained inside the home and died, the Denver Fire Department said.
The victims have been identified as three adults, a child and a toddler, fire officials said.
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Denver police and fire officials are investigating the cause of the fire. No further details about the case were released.
This is a developing story — check back for updates.

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