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No sign of criminality in trailer home death:RCMP

As the investigation continues into the death of a Nelson man in a trailer fire the RCMP says there is no concern for public safety.

Sgt Darryl Little acknowledges there will be questions from the community – like why the deceased could not escape the blaze – but he says the bulk of this probe is now in the coroner’s hands.

The BC Coroner has confirmed the body of 28 year old Ryan Tapp was found after firefighters put out the intense blaze on Fofonow Rd , Taghum.

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