Police and fire officials have given conflicting accounts about the death of a person from cardiac arrest at a South Boston apartment and the placement of four children in the custody of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families.
Elected officials in Boston questioned the conditions of public housing Wednesday after the city's police and fire departments gave conflicting accounts of an incident at a South Boston apartment.on June 17 was discussed at Wednesday's Boston City Council meeting.
The fire report said six adults"who appeared to be males" were in the apartment, which"was in extreme unsanitary conditions." It added that firefighters found four kids between the ages of 5 and 10 in a back room, hidden by a man. "I can only hope and trust that the mayor's office and all of these first responders are going to come together in an investigation to get the story straight," City Councilor Erin Murphy told NBC10 Boston after Wednesday's meeting.,"There was hoarding, lot of uncleanliness in the apartment, lots of sex toys and drug paraphernalia all over the place." Those details were also disputed by the police statement.
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