A fire broke out at at “Tov Pizza” in Baltimore Wednesday morning causing property damage but Boruch Hashem no injuries, officials said.
The Baltimore Fire Department was dispatched to the fire which started in the pizza shop located at 6313 Reisterstown Road at approximately 4:45AM. Firefighters placed the fire under control in roughly 45 minutes. There was no immediate information on the fire’s cause, or how much damage was caused.
(Yehuda Drudgestein – YWN / YW-MD03)
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Again?
Wonder how it happened at 4:45 in the morning?
Standing by for updates.
According to TV news, somebody broke into and set a fire but it’s under investigation. hate crime?
OY VEY!!!!! I would drive in from NY for their pizza It’s delicious!!!
That’s such a shame. Does Baltimore have any record of hate crime?
I hope they get back in business soon!!!!
-A BIG PIZZA FAN
AmazingDrei – Big time, and some aren’t even reported. Growing up these kids spray painted swastikas, and very derogatory words towards the Jews all over the block. Some kids beat up my brothers calling them dirty Jews. These things happened all the time, although I didn’t exactly live on the safest block (which by the way used to all be Jewish). This was some years back, not sure how things are going now.
Anything but the pizza shop!
Why MUST it always be a hate crime? Why can’t it just be an electrical fire (which it was)? Or that someone forgot to turn off the oven and there was a crust in there? Why all the derogatory discussion and immediate suspicion?
Duvdl
oy duvdl, so sweet and naive sounding. Why is it a hate crime? B/c we live in a ghetto dude! This is baltimore city, it’s a hood! In this heroin/ crack capital, the teens are BORED- and do all sorts of dumb stuff. Gangs are rampant here, and they recruit 12 and 13 year olds to do their dirty work, b/c nothing happens to “these poor boys from such underprivaledged backgrounds” even if they do get caught. Sorry duvdl, I didn’t mean to invade your happy space. If it makes you feel better, it was an electrical fire, k?