Hollywood Apartment Fire Leaves One Dead, Two Hurt: What We Know So Far

A separate Hollywood apartment fire at 415 South Ocean Drive left one woman dead and two other occupants hospitalized, according to NBC Miami and CBS Miami. That is the clearest confirmed development from the available reporting, and it is what we know so far.

According to NBC Miami, the fire began in a two-story apartment building, where firefighters found flames on the first floor and an injured man outside asking for help. The city said fire rescue extinguished the fire while bringing out two occupants, an adult female and a juvenile, in the incident, and officials said all three occupants were transported to Memorial Regional Hospital.

Hollywood police said the woman later died, while authorities said the juvenile and an adult were taken to the Miami Burn Center because of the severity of their injuries, according to CBS Miami. The cause of that fire was still under investigation in the available reporting.

Emergency crews also responded to another unrelated Hollywood fire in the 2100 block of Collins Court, where Hollywood Fire said crews found an active working fire and upgraded it to a second alarm, according to CBS Miami. Officials said there were no injuries in that incident and crews remained on scene conducting overhaul and ensuring the area was safe.

Dispatch records show prior incidents at 4000 S. Ocean Drive included a fall injury on May 27 and another call on May 21. Those records do not confirm a fire at the address.

No reliable reporting in the provided search results confirms a structure fire at 4000 S. Ocean Drive on June 13, and no confirmed investigation details were found for that address. Based on the available reporting, the nearby Hollywood fire scenes remain under investigation.

Day.News will continue to update this story as officials release more information.

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