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Crews battle fire in south Oklahoma City

By Hunter Elyse/ KFOR,

2024-08-25

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok (KFOR) — Oklahoma City fire crews are battling a fire at a motel near south I-35 service road and SE 66th. There are large flames and black smoke coming from the building.

The motel has caught fire several times in the past.

There is no word on what sparked the flames. EMSA arrived to the scene.

News 4 has a crew at the fire.

12:30 P.M.- OKCFD crews continue to fight the fire.

The fire is still active as of now. Crews are continuing to put it out.

This is a developing story.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=18A1PQ_0v9ZQoGj00 — Crews battle fire at OKC motel, Courtesy: KFOR

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MechNut2022

08-25

crack heads and whores going to have to move

Chronik 420Smoke

08-25

Aw no way! they're doing what they were hired to do

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