LANDOVER HILLS, Md. — Several people have been displaced after an apartment complex fire in Landover Hills early Monday morning, according to Prince George's County Fire Department.
Crews were called to the fire located on the 4000 block of Warner Avenue around 4 a.m., officials said.
Firefighters arrived at the scene with fire showing on all four floors of the garden-style apartment building. Crews also reported wooden balconies collapsing at the scene.
The fire was declared a second-alarm fire as crews battled the flames. Firefighters conducted a primary search in the burning building and as of 5 a.m., they have not located additional residents.
There were no reported injuries, officials said.
Fire Investigators ruled the fire to be "incendiary." They said the fire was started outside of a multi-family home and extended into the building causing about $200,000 worth of damages.
At this time, 13 adults and four children have been left displaced due to the fire, officials said. Prince George's County Office of Emergency Management officials is working to help these residents.
The investigation is ongoing.