NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — An investigation is underway after crews discovered a body after extinguishing a fire in the Gentilly area on Saturday, Oct. 5. The New Orleans Fire Department reported that crews responded to a fire at a shed near the intersection of Frenchman and Selma streets around 5 p.m. Man arrested after shots fired toward New Orleans police officers executing warrant At the scene, firefighters found the shed consumed by flames, with fire spreading to an occupied duplex and another shed. Firefighters said damage to the duplex and additional shed was limited to the outside walls. Tropical Storm Milton forms in the Gulf, forecast to strike Florida as major hurricane NOFD officials said seven fire trucks carrying 21 firefighters were used to put out the fire around 5:16 p.m. According to NOFD crews, an unidentified body was found inside the shed where the fire originated after crews began "post fire overhaul operations." The cause of the fire and the victim's death remain under investigation. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts How Do Electric Cars Work? Motorcyclist killed after falling over guardrail in Metairie crash VIDEO: Plane catches fire while making hard landing in Las Vegas 4 dead after home explosion in Ohio Oktoberfest to return to New Orleans' Bayou St. John