Cassius Moss was arrested for starting a significant fire in a Brooklyn residential building, resulting in extensive damage and injury to a firefighter. The FDNY reported that Moss purchased lighter fluid from a local bodega and used it to ignite the blaze before fleeing. His actions endangered lives and caused a three-alarm fire response. The investigation, which included security footage showing Moss purchasing the accelerant, led to his arrest. This incident underscores the serious risks posed by arson, particularly to community safety.
Cassius Moss, 54, faced arson charges for igniting a Brooklyn residence with lighter fluid, putting lives at risk and injuring a firefighter.
Fire commissioner Robert Tucker emphasized the risk Moss's actions posed to residents and firefighters during the three-alarm blaze at Lafayette Ave.
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