Arson

He'd reportedly not seen his child in nearly a year due to a restraining order filed against him by the mother.

A fire broke out at an apartment block in the city of Kemerovo, while firefighters are tackling a blaze in the city of Yakutsk.

Numerous reports say Russian military recruitment buildings have been targeted in arson attacks since the war in Ukraine began.

"It's pretty unusual to have so many intentionally set fires in a relatively short period of time," a fire district spokesman said earlier this week.

Officials are investigating the case as a homicide.

"I go to check out what it is then I see a real familiar-looking woman just messed up, mentally unstable, hair is messed up, mascara everywhere," the boy said.

Talisa Windsor, 30, was sentenced to six years in prison for the failed attack.

The man was found guilty of setting four separate churches alight.

The suspect was spotted approaching the building with two cans of lighter fluid and allegedly attempted to burn down the whole building.

Nicholas Adam Ecker, 28, faces charges of first-degree murder and aggravated arson.

Claire Robinson initially told police that when she saw the flames, she tried to warn her husband and the other woman.

Local fire crews responded to reports of a fire in southwest Atlanta on Sunday night.

Police in Tacoma, Washington, arrested a woman suspected of lighting a string of overnight fires across the city last week.

"Whether it is a trend for TikTok, or if it is in order to create a distraction to steal merchandise is still unknown," the TikToker said.

Police have increased patrols and federal investigators have been called in after 13 fires were ignited overnight in Tacoma.

The arson damaged the buoy marking the southernmost point in the continental United States, resulting in over $5,000 in damages.

The main chamber of the National Assembly building, where the country's Parliament sits, was destroyed in the fire, while other buildings saw extensive damage.

The man allegedly held the door shut while someone inside the burning duplex was trying to get out and shouted "You're going to die."

The concrete buoy marking the southernmost point in the continental U.S. had restoration completed on Thursday after being burned on New Year's Day.

The fire destroyed nearly 1,000 homes and structures and spurred tens of thousands of people to evacuate in the suburban area between Boulder and Denver.

Victor Devon Edwards was convicted on charges in connection to evidence that he looted items and contributed to a fire that caused about $1 million in damage.

The suggested reasons for the attacks vary, but at root is a rising animus against religion.

Firefighters said the newly-appointed acting chief had "shown a lack of respect" towards his team.

The suspect has been identified as 42-year-old Kenneth Bryant, according to the Ocala Police Department in Florida.

The fire began on July 12, 2020, in the lower storage area of an amphibious assault ship while it was docked at Naval Base San Diego, injuring over 60 people.

Gavin Coates Munson, 19, is believed to have started both fires responsible for the destruction of 13 homes in Montana and two other teenagers were present.

The changes were implemented in January 2020, preventing cash bails for most misdemeanors and nonviolent offenses.

"This would never have happened if the tree had a gun," Colbert quipped on Wednesday night's episode of The Late Show.

Police said Owen Marshall had become "obsessed" with COVID-19 protocols and was also targeting other venues in the area over the summer.

The NYPD said the fire at Fox Square was extinguished on Wednesday without further injury or incident.