Forest Fire Arson

In Colorado, a person can use deadly force to defend themselves or another person from first-degree arson. This is outlined in Colorado Revised Statutes (CRS) 18-1-704 through 18-1-706.
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I too made the assumption that this was a natural fire, probably from a smoldering lighting strike on a tree. From the maps, the initiation location appeared to be a remote and inaccessible area. Now we know differently. The guy seems to be a true schmuck and worthy of full legal and civil prosecution. However, I will give him credit for "Twin Buttes Fire Protection"- the perfect name for a fake rural fire department.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Leonard_Orr

that is the link for a serial arsonist in California.



I thought I remember the Coal Creek Canyon or close firefighter/chief starting fires in the 1980s. Was always johnny on the spot to put them out. Except one finally got away from him and he got caught. Anyone remember details?

Don't forget how the Hayman fire started, grrrr.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

It's not that there are more sick fuks. It's just the ease of communication since al gores invention was put into use.

When JFK was assassinated it took maybe a day to become worldwide news. When trump was shot it took, maybe 5 minutes to travel the same distance.

I know there was a DV with fatality next town over, minutes after it was called into 911. Not because there's more sick fuks, but how many outlets, scanners and people with phones in their hands.

Not to take away from what seems to be a never ending news cycle where i know a gang member in vatoland was arrested, or politician caught in a spy ring, etc happened minutes afterward

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The JD's, MD's and PhD's managed to get 97% mental health beds eliminated across the country in the '80s'. There was a marked increase in homelessness and senseless act of violence. So, yeah, there are more and more sick fuks running the streets.