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OPICANTO2223:
Na them, the religion of piss

NiceCorper:
Wicked people are now much more than nice people. Hmmm.

Rebuker:
Arson suspect chased down by residents after allegedly sparking fire near Chatsworth Reservoir.

A group of neighbors in Chatsworth took action on Monday when they spotted a man allegedly starting brush fires near their homes in a Los Angeles community. In a dramatic sequence captured on video, the residents chased, tackled, and detained the suspect until Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrived to take him into custody.

Resident Amilcar Fajardo described the moment the suspect attempted to flee. "He just started running," he said. "There were other guys there. They all helped out. We just stopped him and that was it."

Fajardo, who works in Bell Canyon, was on his way home when he noticed flames near the road. Concerned, he stopped to assess the situation.

"I just see a couple of women and kids running towards the side of the hill," he recalled. "You can see the heat waves."

Another resident, Santiago Martinez, lives close to where the fire erupted. He recounted the efforts of both neighbors and firefighters in trying to contain the flames.

"The neighbors and the firefighters were really trying to put out the fire, but if the person is three minutes away from us lighting another fire," Martinez said. "You really have to act sometimes."

Martinez claimed to have witnessed the suspect setting another fire along the road near a different community.

"If you see something, you do something," he stated. "I drove down and I found him. He was starting another fire three minutes from here."

Realizing the danger, Martinez confronted the suspect, yelling at him to stop. Meanwhile, he, Fajardo, and other neighbors pursued the man down the hill while awaiting the arrival of law enforcement.

Fajardo described the unusual encounter. "He started screaming and it was kind of funny," he said. "It was just kind of weird. I just took him down."

He and the others managed to hold the suspect until deputies arrived a few minutes later. Reflecting on the situation, Fajardo emphasized the community’s unity and willingness to protect their neighborhood.

"We all struggled through the fires," he said. "It just shows you that more people want to do more help than harm."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ4MjQFtb-w?si=Ix_67M2AD1o0a3s_

Rebuker:
Summary:

A group of neighbors in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, chased down and detained a man suspected of starting multiple brush fires near their homes. Video footage captured the residents tackling the suspect before Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrived to arrest him.

One of the residents, Amilcar Fajardo, noticed the fire while heading home and saw people fleeing the area. Another resident, Santiago Martinez, witnessed the suspect igniting another fire nearby and decided to intervene. The neighbors pursued the man, confronted him, and held him down until law enforcement arrived.

Fajardo later reflected on the situation, emphasizing the community’s determination to protect their neighborhood, stating that it showed people are more willing to help than harm.

Rebuker:
Arson suspect chased down by residents after allegedly sparking fire near Chatsworth Reservoir.

A group of neighbors in Chatsworth took action on Monday when they spotted a man allegedly starting brush fires near their homes in a Los Angeles community. In a dramatic sequence captured on video, the residents chased, tackled, and detained the suspect until Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrived to take him into custody.


Lol. My mind dey tell me say em house follow burn down 4 dat wildfire.. so he wan make everyone dey equal. Just like d whole street and na only una building no get light, u go wan make transformer blow, make dem address am together.

Resident Amilcar Fajardo described the moment the suspect attempted to flee. "He just started running," he said. "There were other guys there. They all helped out. We just stopped him and that was it."

Fajardo, who works in Bell Canyon, was on his way home when he noticed flames near the road. Concerned, he stopped to assess the situation.

"I just see a couple of women and kids running towards the side of the hill," he recalled. "You can see the heat waves."

Another resident, Santiago Martinez, lives close to where the fire erupted. He recounted the efforts of both neighbors and firefighters in trying to contain the flames.

"The neighbors and the firefighters were really trying to put out the fire, but if the person is three minutes away from us lighting another fire," Martinez said. "You really have to act sometimes."

Martinez claimed to have witnessed the suspect setting another fire along the road near a different community.

"If you see something, you do something," he stated. "I drove down and I found him. He was starting another fire three minutes from here."

Realizing the danger, Martinez confronted the suspect, yelling at him to stop. Meanwhile, he, Fajardo, and other neighbors pursued the man down the hill while awaiting the arrival of law enforcement.

Fajardo described the unusual encounter. "He started screaming and it was kind of funny," he said. "It was just kind of weird. I just took him down."

He and the others managed to hold the suspect until deputies arrived a few minutes later. Reflecting on the situation, Fajardo emphasized the community’s unity and willingness to protect their neighborhood.

"We all struggled through the fires," he said. "It just shows you that more people want to do more help than harm."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ4MjQFtb-w?si=Ix_67M2AD1o0a3s_

marv1:
So the fire incident may be a set up after all. People are terribly wicked.