Man arrested on suspicion of arson for allegedly starting Spokane fire
Summary
A man named Aaron Farinacci was arrested in Spokane, Washington, for allegedly starting one of three large wildfires called the Spokane Complex Fire. The fires have burned over 10,000 acres and destroyed at least 700 buildings, including homes and businesses.Key Facts
- Aaron Farinacci, 37, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree arson.
- He was caught near the fire area with waterproof matches and a butane lighter.
- The fires began on a Saturday afternoon and include the Old Trails Fire, Autumn Lane Fire, and Fairview Fire.
- The total burned area exceeds 10,000 acres with no containment as of Monday afternoon.
- At least 700 structures have been damaged or destroyed by the fires.
- A witness reported seeing Farinacci acting nervously before the fire started.
- Farinacci was held on a $1 million bond and was expected to appear in court soon.
- Officials and firefighters are still investigating the fires and working to control them.
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