Ex-security guard pleads guilty in Md arsons
Aaron Speed 21 admitted helping start the December 6 fires that destroyed at least 10 homes in Hunters Brooke Maryland causing 10 million dollars in damage. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit arson and agreed to cooperate in the prosecutions of three remaining defendants. Sentencing set for October 18.
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New federal NIST draft recommends cities raise skyscraper fire standards and adopt new materials to better protect tall buildings. Proposals include separate stairwells, fire protected elevators for emergency responders, and design changes aimed at feasible cost increases of 2 to 5 percent for new construction.
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