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Evergreen Court investigation questions remain after six are charged
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Massive blaze in adult care home was caused by a BLOWTORCH in pre-Passover cleaning ritual
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The charges
In addition to manslaughter, the Sommers are charged with two counts of assault in the second degree, and arson in the fourth degree, felonies. They were also charged with two misdemeanors each, two counts of third-degree assault and two counts of second-degree reckless endangerment.
Arraigned before Spring Valley Justice David Fried, their bail was set and they were moved to the county jail.
Village building inspectors Wayne Ballard and Raymond Canario are accused of filing false reports to the state regarding fire inspections. Their charges included a felony, offering a false instrument for filing, and a misdemeanor, second-degree falsifying business records.
Fatal Adult Home Fire: Manslaughter, Arson, False Report Charges
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Lloyd, a member of Columbian Fire Engine Co. No. 1, on West Street in Spring Valley, went missing in the flames. Fellow firefighters searched for him for hours Tuesday before his body was found early Wednesday.
The fire could be seen from the New York State Thruway and drew crews from nearly every one of the county’s 26 all-volunteer fire departments, and from New Jersey.
Rockland County Fire Coordinator Chris Kear said 20 residents were hospitalized, a figure that was later corrected to fewer than a dozen. Two firefighters were taken to Westchester Medical Center: One was released; the other was admitted for smoke-inhalation symptoms. A resident later died at another area hospital.