Arson Suspect Is Nabbed By Neighbors Near One Of L.A. Fires
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One observer said the man had a "flamethrower"-like device and was spotted trying to light something behind a car.
An arson suspect allegedly spotted with a “flamethrower”-like device was taken into custody near one of the fires that has erupted in Los Angeles, KTLA reported Thursday.
Police officers arrived as he was being held down by neighbors in the Woodland Hills area, according to the outlet.
An observer, Renata Grinshpun, told the station the man carried a “propane tank or a flamethrower” and a neighbor witnessed him trying to ignite something behind a vehicle.
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