Gofundme setup for firefighter hurt in house fire last in early October
A man has been charged with five counts of arson after a house fire in Detroit was set ablaze. Several firefighters were injured during the blaze, including Mark Taylor, who was trapped inside the house with only his boot sticking out when officials went looking among the debris. Taylor, who is the president of the Detroit Fire Department clown team, experienced burns to 50 percent of his body. A Gofundme has been set up to cover what insurance won't.
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