where "they knew she would be in harm's way."

'Inexplicable'

Their attorney, Anthony Tarricone, said Thursday that firefighters' handling of the incident was "inexplicable."

"This makes it clear that several members of the Fire Department responding team knew she was there, did nothing to help her, never examined her and then abandoned her in a position where she was in peril," Tarricone said. "They left her in a perilous position, covered her with foam and then ran her over."

The city attorney's office has not responded to the claim, the likely precursor to a lawsuit.

Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White has called Ye's death a "tragic accident" and has not moved to file disciplinary charges against any of the firefighters for their actions. She has declined to comment further in recent weeks, citing theof speed.
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