BALTIMORE — Sunday early morning Baltimore City Fireplace Division found a mans entire body in southwest Baltimore. The human being is considered to have died a hearth Saturday evening, on the 2500 block of West Lexington avenue.
Hearth and rescue identified the man’s overall body on the next ground of a professional creating. Individuals say it was a multi-reason building the place the victim repaired vehicles.
Individuals want to know why was not the man whose household determined as 46-year-old James Craig Junior, was not saved very last evening when the hearth very first occurred. The victim’s spouse and children thinks Baltimore Metropolis Fire and Rescue wasn’t extensive adequate and they want to know why Craig was still left guiding.
“Perhaps experienced went upstairs he could have been saved he could have been nonetheless alive as a consequence. But for the reason that they did not do that, he was inside of this setting up, and he died as a end result of that,” James Craig Sr. father of deceased James Craig Jr.
“He is a superior particular person. He by no means wanted to harm any one. He generally wished to aid. it’s just unlucky. Whoever was below that night and went home to they family members. Y’all left any individual guiding,” explained the God brother of Craig Jr.
In accordance to the Baltimore Town Hearth Division even though crews were being placing out the fire Saturday night time the basic safety officer found instability in the walls and deemed the building in dangerous disorders. Officers were not in a position to examine the entire within because of to basic safety explanations.
The lead to of the hearth is continue to under investigation. Everyone with details should get in touch with homicide detectives at 410-396-2100.