McCully, Honolulu
Firefighter Is Killed After Roof Partly Collapses in Honolulu Blaze
The firefighter, 25, was killed after emergency responders were called to a building in the McCully-Moiliili neighborhood of Honolulu before 8 p.m., fire officials said in a news conference Monday evening. The cause of the blaze was unclear, and officials said they were still investigating.
HFD identifies 25-year-old firefighter killed in McCully fire
A photo of Honolulu firefighter Jeffrey Fiala, 25, was placed today outside of the Young Street residential building where he was killed Monday night fighting a three-alarm building fire. 1 /4 A photo of Honolulu firefighter Jeffrey Fiala,
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