A closed door inside the residence of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro played a key role in helping secure him and his family after an arsonist attempted to ignite the property and potentially beat the Democratic politician.
Concretely, Harrisburg Fire Chief Brian Enterline said that, had the door been open, "it would have definitely put the governor at even greater risk" as it helped contain flames and give Shapiro and his family more time to evacuate.
