Suspect in Washington state wildfire was questioned about blazes last year
Summary
A man named Aaron Farinacci was arrested for starting a large wildfire near Spokane, Washington. He had been questioned before about other fires but was not charged. Farinacci denies starting the fire.Key Facts
- Aaron Farinacci, 37, is accused of starting the Old Trails fire near Spokane, Washington.
- The fire destroyed homes and forced thousands of people to evacuate.
- Farinacci was previously questioned about other wildfires near Spokane last year but was not charged then.
- He was found with matches, cigarettes, and a lighter when arrested for the Old Trails fire.
- Witnesses saw him acting nervously near the fire’s starting point.
- The wildfires have burned over 10,000 acres in the area.
- Farinacci has a criminal record for manslaughter and aggravated assault related to the death of his father in 2010.
- He is being held on $1 million bail and denies starting the fire.
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