Neighbors: Fire crews rescue 2 young children at Old Bridge apartment complex
Officials told News 12 that there may be potential victims. Some were taken out of the complex on stretchers.
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2h agoAn early morning fire at a Middlesex County apartment complex sent two young children to the hospital, neighbors told News 12.
A police investigation is underway following the incident at Glenwood Apartments in Old Bridge.
Neighbors say they called police and fire departments and watched as two children – a 3-year-old and a 6-year-old – were pulled out of the apartment and taken away in an ambulance.
A neighbor says smoke was billowing through the front door of the affected apartment.
Police have not yet commented on the incident.
