Tribune: 4 hurt in Chatham extra alarm fire

[VIDEO] Worlee alerted us to this Tribune on his FB page this morning. The Sun-Times had reported on it as well. The video above is from WGN. Here's an excerpt from the Tribune write-up:

At least four people were injured and others were rescued down ladders when an extra-alarm blaze broke out at a courtyard apartment building in the Chatham neighborhood this morning, authorities say.

The fire started shortly after 5 a.m. in the building in the 700 block of East 82nd Street, possibly in a stairwell of the four-story building, and burned through the top floor, officials said.

The fire was quickly raised to a 3-11 alarm, the second of the early morning, and extra ambulances were called. The fire was struck out shortly before 7 a.m.
When firefighters pulled up, flames were shooting from third- and fourth-floor windows. Firefighters quickly raised ladders to rescue residents, he said.

"They had people hanging out the windows," Fire Chief Michael Fox told reporters. "And they had one person who already jumped into the alley." 

Worlee had also stated that no one was seriously hurt in this fire! Thank goodness!