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Fire Marshals Arrest Two For Queens Arson

Imran Ali, 23, and Devindra Ramnaryan, 21, were arrested for setting a fire at 123-11 Liberty Ave., in Richmond Hill on July 23. Imran Ali, 23, and Devindra Ramnaryan, 21, were arrested for setting a fire at 123-11 Liberty Ave., in Richmond Hill on July 23. FDNY fire marshals arrested two men for setting a fire in Queens that resulted in four injuries that included two firefighters and two seniors who lived in the building.
Arrested were Imran Ali (right), 23, and Devindra Ramnaryan (left), 21, of Queens for setting a fire at 123-11 Liberty Ave., in Richmond Hill on July 23.
β€œAnyone who intentionally sets a fire shows a depraved indifference to human life,” Fire Commissioner Salvatore J. Cassano said. β€œI commend our fire marshals and our entire Bureau of Fire Investigation for tracking down and apprehending these individuals who put the lives of so many civilians and firefighters in jeopardy.”
The fire was reported at 2:34 a.m. and the first units arrived in just over two minutes. In all, twelve units comprised of sixty firefighters responded to the fire, which took more than thirty minutes to bring under control. The fire building is two stories, with a commercial occupancy on the first floor, and apartments on the second floor.
Ali and Ramnaryan, who were out at a local club that evening, believed that rocks were thrown at them from a nearby rooftop. In an effort to retaliate, they illegally entered the residence, went to the second floor and set a fire. The fire extended into the two, second floor apartments, seriously injuring a male, 75 and a female, 70.
After a thorough investigation, fire marshals arrested Ali on July 27. Ramnaryan left the country shortly after the fire, but was arrested shortly after his return on August 1 following surveillance of the neighborhood. Ali and Ramnaryan face multiple charges including arson, attempted murder, assault, burglary, criminal mischief and reckless endangerment.

 
FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
A 99 years old man was beaten and robbed. Our elders are our treasures. They are part of our missing history. On this fathers day, at least four generation of offsprings are grieving instead of celebrating a milestone. Guyana moral decay is at the highest when people have no regards for our elders. Let offer a prayer for his speedy recovery.

 

What "moral decay" precisely caused your cousin/nephew, scion of one of the wealthiest coolie families in USA, to attempt to murder by arson a 70 year old and a 75 year old poor ordinary Indos in RH?

 

Was this Indo rich on Indo poor senseless violence caused by Granger and the PNC too?

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
Farouk, please refrain from posting that crap on my thread constantly. You're becoming an unwanted pest.

 

I think it's quite relevant because you seem to be of the belief that anti-Indian violence is somehow monopolized by Black people. I beg to differ.

 

Which is why I think it's illustrative to post this here article of a rich Indo member of your family showing extreme violence to the life and limb of some poor ordinary Indos right here in Merica. And he has no excuse of being deprived in the socio-economic sense.

 

Indians are today committing graver acts of depraved violence against their fellow Indians especially the rich versus the poor.

 

Thankfully, your cousin/nephew's father is rich and politically well-connected in Merica so Devindra Bhai there did not have to suffer serious jail time for his actions as would any poor Black person in trouble with law enforcement. On the contrary, shortly after he was arrested for drunk driving.

FM
Originally Posted by Cobra:
A 99 years old man was beaten and robbed. Our elders are our treasures. They are part of our missing history. On this fathers day, at least four generation of offsprings are grieving instead of celebrating a milestone. Guyana moral decay is at the highest when people have no regards for our elders. Let offer a prayer for his speedy recovery.

Elders are indeed treasures and they should be always treated with kindness and respect.

FM

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