A California family is blaming the Rincon Band of Luise�o Indians and the operators of the tribe's casino for the death of their daughter in last year's Paradise Fire.
The Roaches say the tribe and Harrah's Entertainment failed to provide adequate fire protection. They say the tribe's refusal to build a fire station and take other safeguards allowed the fire to spread.
The Roaches' 16-year-old Ashleigh died in the blaze and 20-year-old Allyson was suffered severe burns on her body.
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Roach family files claim against Rincon Indians (The North County Times 6/4)
Fire victims take action against Rincon, casino (The San Diego Union Tribune 6/4)
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California family blames tribe for losses in deadly fire
Friday, June 4, 2004
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