Spice of India owner found guilty of arson, insurance fraud
Visiting Judge
Ingle's trial was scheduled to begin Monday before the pleas.
Assistant Prosecutor
Brevetta told the judge that Ingle paid two people --
Winphrie, Reynolds and Bhatia pleaded guilty for their roles in the fire in December and are expected to be sentenced the same day as Ingle.
Brevetta said after the fire, Ingle submitted an insurance claim, but the claim was never paid because an investigation by the state fire marshal's office found the fire to be arson. The blaze destroyed the building, causing
The landlord,
Brevetta said the owner of the building does wish to be present at sentencing.
The prison term for the arson charge ranges from 9 to 36 months,
Ingle remains free on bond until his sentencing.
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