70-year-old man killed in intentional fire in Brooklyn, latest on NYPD investigation

A tragic house fire in Brooklyn on Friday night claimed the life of Vetus Roberts, a 70-year-old carpenter. His girlfriend of over 20 years, Jennifer, was injured and hospitalized for smoke inhalation. The incident has left the community in shock and mourning as they try to understand the motive behind the intentional fire.

Vetus Roberts is remembered by his daughters as a hardworking and family-oriented man who did not deserve to die in such a tragic manner. His daughters, who live in Florida and Saint Vincent, expressed their disbelief and sadness over the loss of their father. They are calling for justice and accountability for whoever is responsible for the fire.

Neighbors who witnessed the harrowing scene described the chaotic moments as they tried to evacuate the building and ensure everyone’s safety. The quick response of residents like Justin Coward helped save lives, but sadly one neighbor was found unconscious inside the building. The community is in shock that such a tragedy could happen among neighbors who have always looked out for each other.

There were no apparent signs of conflict or issues that could have led to someone intentionally starting a fire in the building. The motive behind the incident remains unclear, leaving residents disturbed and anxious about the safety of their community. Despite the tragedy, the building residents vow to continue looking out for each other and support one another through this difficult time.

As the investigation into the house fire continues, the community is coming together to support each other and remember the life of Vetus Roberts. His legacy as a hardworking and loving family man will be cherished by those who knew him. The community is determined to find justice for Vetus Roberts and ensure that those responsible for the fire are held accountable for their actions.