Crews battle structure fire in Watertown

WATERTOWN, Conn (WTNH) — Crews battled a structure fire in Watertown early Thursday morning, fire officials said.

At around 2:25 a.m., fire officials were called to battle a structure fire in the area of Litchfield Road.

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Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department and Morris Fire Company responded with a tanker and utility truck to assist the Watertown Fire Department.

According to fire officials, the fire took around two hours to contain.

The cause of the fire and injuries is not yet known.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

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