The bowling alley where the fire started had gone without government fire inspections for five years before the fire. [16] The cause of this lapse appeared to be an agreement written in 1961 from the Connecticut State Fire Marshal to both municipalities involved that was forgotten about after the retirement of a Port Chester fire inspector in 1969. [16] The agreement stated that Port Chester would take responsibility for inspecting the bowling alley because most of it was in New York State. [16] Officials in Port Chester questioned the legality of the agreement after the fire, saying the parties who drew it up had no legal authority to do so. [16] Legal process [ edit ] Criminal [ edit ] Michael Davies, 24, of Poole Avenue, Orford in Warrington, pleaded guilty to six different charges at Liverpool Crown Court earlier this month.

The incident saw the stables completely destroyed, with a workshop affected by extensive smoke damage.

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After discharging himself Zaharia developed delusions that the doctor had "mind raped" him during the course of the treatment. His associates Callum Pope, 19, and Louis Costes, 22, would then deliver the drugs to the customers for Potter.

A fraudster who stole post and opened bank accounts and obtain credit cards was handed a prison sentence of two years.

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Theophilous Madekurozwa, of East Barnet Road, Barnet, pleaded guilty to seven counts of fraud by false representation, three counts of theft and one count of drink driving.

Berger, Joseph (July 1, 1999). "25 Years Later, Disco Fire Haunts Its Survivors" . Retrieved September 6, 2019– via NYTimes.com. Stanton, Sydney; Bissel, Elaine (July 1, 1974). "Band warned of fire". The Daily Item. Port Chester, New York. p.3. Port Chester's government comprises a mayor and seven trustees. The board and mayor also employ a professional village manager. [40] The current mayor of Port Chester is Luis Marino (D). Due to most victims not being local, there is little commemoration of the tragedy. [9] Investigation [ edit ]

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Ellison, 29, also pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing a controlled drug of class B (cannabis). The explosion on Rose Lane shattered windows and destroyed a bus stop, as well as causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to a bridal shop. Fitzgerald, Jim (November 6, 2009). "US judge selects cumulative voting to protect Hispanics' rights in NY village's elections". Minneapolis Star-Tribune . Retrieved January 9, 2010.