Electrical Fire at Outlaw Wholesale Liquidators: Lessons Learned

0:00In Tampa Bay today, March 1st, an electrical fire broke out at outlaw wholesale liquidators in Denell and Florida on Saturday, causing about $150,000 in, property damage. Citrus County fire rescue crews quickly responded to the scene at the business on U.S. Highway 41. Firefighters had to close one lane of traffic for safe operations while they checked the main building multiple times with thermal imaging. Luckily, the fire did not spread inside, but the attached tent structure ended up a total loss. No one got hurt in the incident, which is a big relief for everyone involved. The damage included $100,000 to the tent itself, $50,000 to store contents and some exterior harm to the nearby building. Crews pinpointed the cause to an extension cord where it entered the tent, confirmed by surveillance video. The owners who live right behind the main building spotted the flames thanks to their family dog barking and called 911 right away. Officials are reminding businesses and homeowners to avoid using extension cords for heavy or

1:05permanent loads. They stress proper electrical setups, regular inspections by pros, and quick calls to 911 to prevent worse damage. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Lay back and listen. S-O-L-I-SoliPilo.com