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DEARBORN, MI — A man was killed in a Dearborn house fire Monday morning, according to fire officials.Firefighters found a home on the 2000 block of Detroit Street, neat Rotunda drive, fully engulfed in flames, according to fire officials.Officials learned there was a man trapped inside the home and firefighters executed a search and rescue mission while battling the blaze, according to fire officials.Firefighters found the man in the back bedroom and worked very hard to get him out of the house, according to fire officials.The man was taken to a nearby hospital where he died, according to fire officials. Officials did not immediately identify him."Unfortunately, in this circumstance, there was some hoarding activity and a lot of content in the house, making it difficult to maneuver through the house. But they were able to get to the victim. The victim was a larger gentleman, and they worked very hard to extricate him from the house," Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray said.No firefighters were injured in the blaze, though two of them ran out of air and one had to extract himself through a window, according to fire officials.Fire officials do not believe there were any smoke alarms inside the house.Officials were still trying to determine what caused the fire.

DEARBORN, MI — A man was killed in a Dearborn house fire Monday morning, according to fire officials.

Firefighters found a home on the 2000 block of Detroit Street, neat Rotunda drive, fully engulfed in flames, according to fire officials.Officials learned there was a man trapped inside the home and firefighters executed a search and rescue mission while battling the blaze, according to fire officials.

Firefighters found the man in the back bedroom and worked very hard to get him out of the house, according to fire officials.The man was taken to a nearby hospital where he died, according to fire officials.

Officials did not immediately identify him."Unfortunately, in this circumstance, there was some hoarding activity and a lot of content in the house, making it difficult to maneuver through the house. But they were able to get to the victim. The victim was a larger gentleman, and they worked very hard to extricate him from the house," Dearborn Fire Chief Joseph Murray said.

No firefighters were injured in the blaze, though two of them ran out of air and one had to extract himself through a window, according to fire officials.Fire officials do not believe there were any smoke alarms inside the house.

Officials were still trying to determine what caused the fire.

Dearborn