Troy hyperbaric chamber explosion: Oxford Center employees in court after 5-year-old boy killed

Safety concerns aired at hearing over hyperbaric blast that killed boy, 5

DETROIT (Scripps News Detroit) — A judge heard testimony on Monday in connection with the Jan. 31 explosion at a medical facility in Troy, Michigan that claimed the life of a little boy. Five-year-old Thomas Cooper was at The Oxford Center receiving treatment in a hyperbaric chamber when it exploded, killing him. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the charges in March. WATCH | Press Conference Reveals ‘Many Failures’ in Boy’s Hyperb…

Judge weighs charges in Troy deadly hyperbaric chamber explosion involving 5-year-old boy

A judge is deliberating whether four defendants, including the CEO of The Oxford Center, will face trial in connection with a fatal hyperbaric chamber explosion that killed a 5-year-old boy in Troy.

4 charged with 5-year-old's death in Troy hyperbaric chamber blast face preliminary exam

They are accused of disregarding safety protocols, failing to follow the manufacturer's recommended guidelines for hyperbaric treatment.

Hearings begin Monday for Oxford Center workers charged in boy's hyperbaric chamber death

Eight months after Thomas Cooper, 5, died in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber fire, four Oxford Center employees are scheduled to appear in court.

Troy hyperbaric chamber explosion: Oxford Center employees in court after 5-year-old boy killed

The CEO of the Oxford Center and three of her employees are due in court for a preliminary examination after a boy died in a hyperbaric chamber explosion at the Troy facility.