Under TORT LAW, determine liability for this case. A prisoner in a cell set a fire that spread through the short term holding facility killing 21 prisoners. The defendant, Chubb, designed and supplied the materials for the facility including shock absorbent padding for the cell walls, which it covered with a heavy reinforced material. The combustion of the padding produced dense black smoke, hampering rescue efforts. The evidence supported the contention that the fire resulted from an open flame. Chubb argued that it was not foreseeable that a prisoner with both the means and inclination to get through the outer covering and ignite the padding would be placed in a padded cell by the police. Under TORT LAW, determine liability for this case.