Crime & Safety
'They Lost Everything': Family Of 5 Rescued From Lindenhurst Fire
Police rescued a family of five from the flames, according to authorities.

LINDENHURST, NY — A Lindenhurst family was rescued by police from a house fire early Saturday, according to authorities.
Law enforcement received a 911 call about the fire shortly after 2 a.m., police said. Two officers in an unmarked vehicle were in the area and responded to the home on 45th Street, where they found a ladder and, with a third officer, rescued a man, a woman, three children and a dog, according to police.
“Thankfully all members are safe, but sadly, they lost everything,” a GoFundMe for the family said. “The Marrones (Mike, Angelica, Vinny, Anthony and Luciana and Nellie the family dog) are a loving family who deserve our support to help them get back on their feet. Along with monetary donations, clothing and other household items are appreciated.”
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As of Sunday morning, the GoFundMe had raised about $13,000 toward its $25,000 goal. An investigation into the fire was ongoing and the cause had not yet been determined, police said.
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