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Courtroom today where he was pointing fingers at the city. Reporr his first full day on the stand, he blamed city officials for not making the warehouse safe. Continuing the testimony from yesterday, the Master Tenant of the warehouse said the city officials, including the oakland fire department, police department, and child protective services, visited and inspected the warehouse 50 times from july 10th, 2014, to the night before the fire, december 1st, 2016. 33 people from the city and state stepped inside the warehouse and never told him it was dangerous. He claims he tried getting the landlord to make it a safer space. He asked for a sprinkler system, a side door, and the bars to be removed from the windows. He said the landlord refused. He seemed to be more composed to start this mornings proceedings. Yesterday, he broke down on the stand saying he was broken harded. He believed the warehouse was safe when he signed the lease. He was tricked and misled by the landlord. Last augus