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Authorities arrested a man Thursday who is suspected of intentionally starting two wildfires this summer and is considered a person of interest in a blaze started last week that killed 5 firefighters.
Raymond Lee Oyler, 37, of Beaumont was arrested on two counts of arson related to wildfires in June, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said in a statement. Oyler was not named as a suspect in the wildfire that started last week and roared across more than 60 square miles.
4 U.S. Forest Service firefighters died shortly after the blaze began Thursday when flames overran them as they tried to protect homes in the area. A 5th firefighter died Tuesday evening.
IMHO-Every single State in this Country should have a mandatory life sentence for any person intentionally committing an act of Arson-with the life sentence being the special punishment, because every act of intentional Arson is a potential murder of civilians and firemen and, consequently, attempted murder.
Raymond Lee Oyler, 37, of Beaumont was arrested on two counts of arson related to wildfires in June, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said in a statement. Oyler was not named as a suspect in the wildfire that started last week and roared across more than 60 square miles.
4 U.S. Forest Service firefighters died shortly after the blaze began Thursday when flames overran them as they tried to protect homes in the area. A 5th firefighter died Tuesday evening.
IMHO-Every single State in this Country should have a mandatory life sentence for any person intentionally committing an act of Arson-with the life sentence being the special punishment, because every act of intentional Arson is a potential murder of civilians and firemen and, consequently, attempted murder.