By Tina Moore
New York Daily News
NEW YORK — New details emerged Friday about the prison guard who allegedly torched an apartment building in Brooklyn and injured a dozen people.
Yvette Randolph, 43, has been a city correction officer since 2002 and was assigned to the Bellevue Hospital prison ward to guard sick inmates, a source said.
Randolph has no formal disciplinary history and was suspended immediately without pay, the source said.
She was charged with second-degree arson in the blaze on Chauncey St. in Bedford-Stuyvesant that critically injured five people with another two victims in serious condition following the Thursday morning blaze.
Full story: City correction officer who ‘torched’ Brooklyn building - leaving a dozen injured - charged with arson