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Tower Ladder Hits Power Lines - 4 Firefighters Injured
   Firefighters battled a blaze March 5, 2010 that destroyed the Mulligan's Sports Pub and Grill in Delavan Township. Dan Plutchak/staff.
   
   Raw Scene Video
Saturday, March 6, 2010 
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There are reports of four firefighters in Delavan, WI have been been transported to the hospital after their tower ladder came into contact with live electrical wires while operating at a 5-Alarm fire at the Mulligan's Sports Pub & Grill. The worst of the firefighters was reported to be having a seizure as he was transported from the scene.

What began as a grease fire in a fryer about 1:30 p.m Friday quickly spread to engulf Mulligan's Sports Pub and Grill at 188 Hwy 50, Delavan.

Joe Vitacca, who was working as a bartender at the time the fire broke out, said he saw flames coming from the fryer. Employees called 911, and shortly after police arrived, the building was evacuated.

The restaurant had been open since 11 a.m. and a couple of customers were in the dining room at the time, Vitacca said. There also were several people in an upstairs apartment, but everyone was able to get out safely.

Despite being only a few yards from the Delavan Lake Inlet, water had to be trucked in to battle the blaze because the lake remains frozen.

Flames shot through the roof and black smoke billowed into the air as firefighters attempted to open portions of the roof to extinguish the blaze.
 



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