California fire agency worker faces arson charges
Robert Hernandez, a 38-year-old apparatus engineer at Cal Fire, was charged with five counts of arson, and is due to appear in court on Tuesday. He is suspected of igniting the blazes while off duty in three areas of northern California between 15 August and 14 September.
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