A resident who was arrested after a major fire destroyed a multi-story condominium building will not face criminal charges. San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe made the announcement on Thursday. The resident, Keith Tompkins, lived in the building with his 93-year-old mother.
The building was located at 815 Sea Spray Lane. Further details about the incident and the decision not to pursue charges are available from the San Mateo County District Attorney's office.
The outcome of the investigation was announced by District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe, who determined that criminal charges would not be filed in the case.
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