From Fox 5:JENNIFER PELTZ, Associated Press Writer
A crane company owner has been indicted on manslaughter and other charges after one of his 200-foot rigs collapsed and killed two workers in Manhattan in 2008.
Prosecutors announced the indictment against James Lomma on Monday. It also names two of Lomma's companies, New York Crane & Equipment Corp. and J.F. Lomma Inc.
A former mechanic with New York Crane & Equipment also was indicted.
Defense lawyers didn't immediately return calls.
The top of the giant crane snapped and crashed onto an apartment building in May 2008.
It happened a little more than two months after another crane collapsed elsewhere in Manhattan and killed seven people.
1 comment:
Its about time.
Any word on the slobs and Chinese cranes working on the Throggs Neck Bridge that killed Billy
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