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Fatal home fire deemed accident

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A Tucson man died Thursday night after a blaze started in the kitchen of his midtown home.

The accidental fire at the rear of the home caused $20,000 of damage, said Tucson fire Capt. Tricia Tracy.

Numerous 911 calls came in about 10:30 reporting smoke and flames from a duplex in the 3000 block of North Sycamore Boulevard, near North Alvernon Way and East Fort Lowell Road.

Firefighters found the man dead inside.

A woman residing there was not injured.

Two dogs and one cat were rescued by firefighters. A frightened Dalmatian bit a police officer and a firefighter.

Tracy said the woman and the pets will stay with family members.

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