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Trash can fires suspect wanted in Fresno, firefighters say

By Victoria Meza,

4 hours ago

FRESNO, Calif. ( KSEE/KGPE ) – An arson suspect is wanted in Fresno after allegedly lighting up several trash cans, the Fresno Fire Department said.

Fire officials are asking for the community’s help in identifying a man suspected of committing arson. They say between 2 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, several city-owned trash cans were set on fire in the Downtown area.

According to firefighters, video surveillance footage at one location captured the person depicted below setting a fire before walking away.

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Anyone with information regarding this suspect is encouraged to contact 911 or, for those who would like to remain anonymous, contact the Fresno Fire Department ARSON hotline at 559-62-2767.

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TLee

9m ago

Look between the jail and the Denny's/McDonald's parking lot. That dude freaks me out

dufuss

3h ago

Isn’t that the teacher at freedom elementary victimized for telling on Neng Yang and being charged with the fake crime attempted felony extortion by a Mormon cop to help Janet young a Mormon became superintendent?

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