arson

I get it, sometimes we all lose our cool, but there are definitely some lines you shouldn't cross.

These rental properties were sitting vacant for about two weeks before this fire at around 4:30 this morning.

Melville firefighters decided, after seeing all the damage at the home, to call in the State Fire Marshal's Office.

The Lafayette Fire Department assisted the Scott Fire Department in putting out the blaze.

The firefighter had only been with the department for three months and allegedly just wanted to help put out a fire.

The vacant structure belonged to a family member of the accused.

An Avoyelles Parish man got mad about the status of his COVID-19 stimulus check and is now facing arson charges.

Witnesses reported seeing Marvin fleeing the shed in question just before smoke and flames erupted from the structure.

The incident happened last month but the arrest was made earlier this week.

The fire was allegedly set by a former employee in a trash can near the manager's stand.

The State Fire Marshal's office says the man has attempted to set fire to his family's home on multiple occasions.

Officials in Baton Rouge are investigating a church fire early Wednesday morning