Families of NorCal fireworks warehouse explosion victims say defendants 'have blood on their hands'

""They have blood on their hands. My older brother Jesus Ramos left a baby," said Janeli Ramos."

""My husband, Carlos Rodriguez, was taken from me in this horrible tragedy. The impact on our family is something we will carry forever," said Tiffany Mullen."

""No one will understand what it feels like to lose a child until it happens," said father Matt Boller."

""No one involved should be out to bail. They took advantage of the system," said Boller."

Six of the eight individuals indicted for the Yolo County fireworks warehouse explosion returned to court. The explosion on July 1, 2025, resulted in seven fatalities. One defendant, a former sheriff's lieutenant, pleaded not guilty. Families of the victims attended the court proceedings, sharing their profound loss. They urged the judge to deny bail for the defendants, emphasizing the need for accountability. Among those present were the property owner and the operations manager of a pyrotechnics company, both linked to the incident.

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