Jail for abuser who started Skegness hotel fire
Officers said the room was destroyed in the blaze.After the hearing, Det Con Andy Taylor said Suggitt's actions could have had "devastating consequences" for a number of families who had been staying in the hotel. He added: "It is a relief to know that the quick response from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue allowed for the safe evacuation of everyone in the hotel, preventing what could have been a tragic outcome."Although the physical damage to the property can be repaired, it is important to recognise the significant emotional and psychological impact these incidents may have had on those affected."Suggitt's actions demonstrate a concerning disregard for human life, but one fortunate outcome is that no one was injured during the fire."In addition to the prison sentence, Suggitt was ordered to pay £228 in court charges.Listen to highlights from Lincolnshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here.
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