Fox 29s Chris Oconnell is live at the scene right now. Chris, of course, the question that everybody is asking is how are they . Reporter well, they are doing okay at this point, lucy, from what we understand. As you can see behind me, firefighters are still on the scene of this house fire that sent two Philadelphia Police officers, a Philadelphia Fire Department lieutenant and a resident to the hospital tonight, but luckily from what we understand, they will all be okay. Take a look at the scene from skyfox high above 1800 block of taylor street. This is just before 8 00. Flames shooting through the ro roof. Two, 22nd district plane clothes narcotics officers were among the first to arrive here. They went into the home to search for occupants, but it became simply too smokey for them and then a firefighter was also injured when he was hit in the face with some sort of debris. His injuries we are told are not life threatening, and panicked family members, they showed up to the scene. O
Sent two Philadelphia Police officers, a Philadelphia Fire Department lieutenant and a resident to the hospital tonight, but luckily from what we understand, they will all be okay. Take a look at the scene from skyfox high above 1800 block of taylor street. This is just before 8 00. Flames shooting through the ro roof. Two, 22nd district plane clothes narcotics officers were among the first to arrive here. They went into the home to search for occupants, but it became simply too smokey for them and then a firefighter was also injured when he was hit in the face with some sort of debris. His injuries we are told are not life threatening, and panicked family members, they showed up to the scene. Obviously emotional over their home being destroyed and resident of that house also made it out was transported to the hospital with smoke inhalation. So a very close call for three of phillys first responders. Our folks police and fire all our first responders, you know, we take an oath to do th