A row house in northwest Washington caught fire early Sunday morning, but those inside were able to get out safely.
D.C. Fire and EMS units arrived in the 2400 block of Massachusetts Avenue, Northwest, around 10:45 a.m. They found smoke coming from a building and a fire on the second floor.
They were able to get the fire under control quickly and declared extinguished about 45 minutes later. One firefighter suffered minor injuries.
Investigators determined the fire was accidental and electrical in nature.
The building is the address of DCMJ, a community of cannabis users, growers and their families, according to the DCMJ website.
Mass. Ave update: Fire 2nd flr 3 story end row is under control. Searches of home found no victims. Investigators looking into cause. pic.twitter.com/TntO5qV5vu— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) June 18, 2017
