"They had a meter to test each floor for carbon monoxide and each floor showed carbon monoxide," resident Ryan Mohan reported, highlighting the severity of the situation.
Inspectors with the Department of Buildings found a disconnected boiler, preventing the carbon monoxide from properly venting outside. This violation contributed to the dangerous conditions.
The two-family home was illegally converted to house seven families, with apartments in the cellar and attic lacking proper permits, according to the Department of Buildings.
"I feel sorry for the tenants because now it's a holiday. Now they have to find homes to be. It's a mess," expressed a concerned neighbor.
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