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ATLANTIC CITY -- A fast-moving fire broke out in one Atlantic City home Monday night on Trenton Avenue leaving a large group displaced.

Roughly around 10:30pm Monday a serious interior fire ignited and began to destroy the four story home from the inside out.

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Posted: Sunday, July 17, 2011 12:02 am | Updated: 8:18 am, Sun Jul 17, 2011.

Posted: Saturday, July 16, 2011 2:25 pm

By DAN GOOD Staff Writer pressofAtlanticCity.com

Rescue 16-2 responded with a full crew. All Station 160 units were clear at 6:05am

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MULLICA TWP.--After a two month investigation, a woman is arrested for the theft of a home in Mullica Township.

Officials say Jolanda Bordley-Jackson EL, 41, who is originally from the Vineland area, unlawfully entered a home on the 1400 block of Elwood Road and took up residence with her family. Police say the home was vacant for several months and up for sale. Officials say she even submitted a fraudulent deed to Atlantic County showing ownership of the home.

Bordley-Jackson EL was arrested and charged with theft and forgery and is being held on $85,000 bail. Officials say the suspect is a member of the Moorish Temple of America, and the group believes they do not have to obey any federal or state laws.

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LINWOOD -- A structure fire broke out in Linwood Friday morning around 2:30 a.m. that fire officials believe may have been started by a lightning strike.

The house, part of the Fisher Woods Housing Development, was engulfed by flames causing three township fire departments to respond.

According to fire officials, no one was injured during the incident, as the family is said to be away on vacation.

Fire officials also said they are still unsure what caused the fire, but they believe a lightning strike could be a strong possibility with the fire starting close to the attic.

The three fire departments managed to contain the blaze to the upper levels, but the rest of the house did suffer heavy smoke and water damage.