#attempted arson

Arkansas Man Charged with Attempting to Blow Up Car

An Arkansas man was arrested near the Pentagon for attempting to blow up an SUV belonging to a service member. He ran from police, who later found him in Arlington National Cemetery. The Arkansas man, Matthew Dimitri Richardson, 19, is from Fayetteville. When he appears in court on Tuesday he called the charges a “lie.”

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when i find out that chris likes to rescue girls from giant fires

Kenyan Woman in UK Caught on CCTV Attempting Arson A Kenyan woman Magdaline Wangeci living in the United Kingdom has been sentenced after chilling Ring doorbell CCTV footage captured her attempting to set fire to her neighbour’s home in Ashford, Kent. Magdaline, a 49-year-old Kenyan former nurse, was filmed in the early hours of the morning approaching the front door of her neighbour, Jennifer…

"ARREST MAN IN WINDSOR CHURCH," Kingston Whig-Standard. May 31, 1933. Page 1. ---- C. H. Crownshields, Belleville, Had Matches, Wire Cutters, Flashlight ---- WINDSOR, May 31 - Charles H. Crownshields, 31, of Belleville, was arrested early this morning in the Church of the Immaculate Conception after Rev. Father Dignan had been attracted by a noise in the building.

"Belleville Man Is Charged With Arson," Kingston Whig-Standard. June 26, 1933. Page 1. ---- David Wrightmeyer Arrested by Provincial Police Over House Burning ---- BELLEVILLE, June 26 - An investigation by members of the local provincial police squad, headed by Inspector Lougheed, resulted in the capture of David Wrightmeyer of Belleville when he was allegedly attempting to set fire to a house owned by John Donovan of Cannifton. The alleged attempt took place at 12.30 a.m. Sunday. A considerable quantity of furniture was found in the house owned by Wrightmeyer, and the police say that he had a $500 insurance policy on the furniture. The house had been rented one month ago by Wrightmeyer, but he had not been living in it. Fire Chief William Lynch said the blaze was extinguished with little difficulty.

“TWO GIVEN 3 YEARS FOR ARSON ATTEMPT,” Toronto Star. March 2, 1933. Page 1. ---- Guelph Italians Sent to Portsmouth Penitentiary ---- Guelph, March 2. - Gaspar Nocitra and Dominic Belcastro, local Italians, were found guilty of attempted arson and sentenced to three years in Portsmouth penitentiary, Kingston, by Judge R. L. McKinnon in county criminal court here to-day.

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