This from Sam Borcia:

The Countryside Fire Department were dispatched initially to a smoke investigation inside a townhouse at 821 Faulkner Place in Vernon Hills Sunday, 7-20-14, at around 8:40 PM. It was upgraded to a working fire and soon after a Box Alarm. I’ve included some of the photos,
Thanks, Sam Borcia.
fire engine at night

Sam Borcia photo

ambulance at night

Sam Borcia photo

night fire scene with smoke

Sam Borcia photo

fire truck at night

Sam Borcia photo

firemen at night at smokey fire scene

Sam Borcia photo

night fire scene with smoke

Sam Borcia photo

night fire scene with smoke

Sam Borcia photo

fire engines at night

Sam Borcia photo

here is a link to the photos on my Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.684353098313590.1073741907.229793033769601&type=1.

Some images from Larry Shapiro who arrived much later.

firemen use high expansion foam to fight a basement fire

High expansion foam generator. Larry Shapiro photo

firemen use high expansion foam to fight a basement fire

A hole in the kitchen floor allows for foam to be dispensed into the basement. Larry Shapiro photo

townhouse damaged by fire at night

The rear of the unit that was involved. Larry Shapiro photo

sign noting dangerous conditions at house

Warning sign posted at the fire unit. Larry Shapiro photo

firemen use high expansion foam to fight a basement fire

Front door of the end unit where the fire occurred. Larry Shapiro photo

Pierce fire engine at night

Countryside engine with lines off. Larry Shapiro photo

While one engine, investigators, and the shift commander were still on the scene around 1:40AM, they noticed smoke in the residence adjoining the original fire unit. A full still alarm response was sent back to the scene as they uncovered the fire in a void space between the units. Highwood Truck 37, in Vernon Hills on a change of quarters from the original alarm, sent their company to the roof after setting up thee aerial.

Companies were released around 3AM.

More images from Larry Shapiro:

fire truck at night on scene

Highwood Truck 37 was deployed to the roof. Larry Shapiro photo

firemen immersed in high expansion foam

High expansion foam on the rear deck and inside of the original fire unit. Larry Shapiro photo

fire department ladder truck at night fire scene

Highwood Truck 37 sporting new decals and striping after being refurbished. Larry Shapiro photo

fireman directing whose line into a townhouse

Countryside firefighters on the rear deck of the original fire unit wetting down the common wall. Larry Shapiro photo