Monday, July 25, 2011
Tenant-owner dispute on Seventh Street results in fire, dead dog, possible civil lawsuit
The Post has this story today. A couple who live on Seventh Street between Avenue A and First Avenue were out in January celebrating a legal victory against their landlord, Steven Croman, of Croman Realty. When they returned home, someone had broken into their ground-floor apartment and started a fire in their closet. (We wrote about the fire here.)
Their Labradoodle named Foster died eight days later as a result from the fire, the Post reports. (The couple had been asking Croman to to padlock two doors that led to their backyard.)
Police later arrested a 22-year-old "career criminal" for the burglary and arson. Police didn't find any connection between the man arrested and Croman. Meanwhile, the couple are considering filing a civil lawsuit against Croman Realty. They have since moved and have a new dog.
Read the whole story here.
Previously on EV Grieve:
[Updated] Fire on Seventh Street
Labels:
Croman Realty,
East Village crime,
fire,
Seventh Street
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