A Windsor house fire left four with serious injuries Monday. Police confirmed one man was arrested as investigators probe the cause.
Fire Breaks Out in Sandwich Neighbourhood
A house fire in Windsor’s Sandwich area on Monday morning sent four people to hospital with serious injuries, according to Windsor police and fire officials.
Emergency Response to the Scene
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services said crews were called to a home on Bloomfield Road shortly after 8:30 a.m. Initial reports indicated one person was trapped inside, while others were suffering from burns.
Victims Transported for Care
All four occupants of the home were rescued and taken to hospital. Two of the injured — including a 35-year-old man later placed under arrest — were transferred to Hamilton General Hospital, which operates a regional burn centre.
Arrest Made at the Scene
Windsor police confirmed that the 35-year-old suspect was taken into custody at the scene and remains under medical care. His identity has not been released, and investigators have not disclosed the specific charges he may face.
Damage and Ongoing Investigation
Officials estimate the blaze caused approximately $50,000 in damages. The Windsor police arson unit, along with the Ontario fire marshal, is leading the investigation into the cause and origin of the fire.
Road Closures Lifted
Bloomfield Road, which was shut down between Prince Road and Watkins Street during the emergency response, reopened later Monday. Authorities said no further updates would be available until Tuesday.
