Man Suffers Burns In House Explosion
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Man Suffers Burns In House Explosion
Explosion in Stoughton; 23-year-old burned in the fire.
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Posted: Tuesday, September 7, 2010 --- 10:00PM

Release from Stoughton Police Department:

On Tuesday, September 7th at 6:28 pm, Stoughton Police, Fire and EMS responded to a report of an explosion at 1118 Sundt Lane in the City of Stoughton.

Preliminary investigation revealed that Christopher B. Hansen, 23, was in his basement when an explosion occurred causing burns to his body. He was able to walk out of the residence that was filled with smoke. Hansen was treated by EMS and transported via Med Flight Helicopter to UW Hospital and Clinics Burn Center. He was alone in the residence at the time of the explosion.

Adjacent residences are being asked to evacuate at this time.

Stoughton Police are being assisted in the investigation by the Stoughton Fire Department, Dane County Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad and the Federal Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Division. Investigation continues at this time.


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Posted by: Sympathy Location: online on Sep 14, 2010 at 01:05 AM

Yes anonymous, i agree. You should get exactly what you want, when you want it. It's only fair, right? If we can just get the rest of the world to be hobbyless too. You may consider my perspective nutty, but I have friends too, many of whom's entire life is work and social events. Bless their hearts, they can't understand why someone wants more out of life than watching tv and eating or drinking with friends. Why isn't everyone satisfied with typing reports and watching HBO? All kidding aside, I hope neither you or I ever have to evacuate our homes. If I do, you won't hear me with a megaphone rallying people to crush a legitimate artform, and you won't hear me being happy about it. Just accepting the fact that its OK for other people to do things that don't float my boat. If this man had enough chemicals to bury the neighbors, I'd be singing a different tune. But he didn't, so... drum roll... no harm done. period!
Posted by: Anonymous on Sep 11, 2010 at 05:50 PM

Yes sympathy, I can safely say that yes, me being able to spend any amount of time in my own home is more important than anyone else's "life long dreams". His dreams should not force me out of my home, and for you to think that they should is just nutty.
Posted by: Another Neighbor Location: Stoughton on Sep 10, 2010 at 10:04 PM

Maybe his safety precautions saved your life. What do you know?
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