An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly starting two separate fires. On May 24, the first incident involved the arson of a Grand Canyon National Park employee's car, which spread to a nearby structure. The suspect, a 21-year-old man from Yuma, was arrested last week. On May 27, the same man is accused of starting a wildfire in a national wildlife preserve in southwest Arizona near the California border over the weekend. The wildfire burned near the Colorado River.
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An Arizona man was arrested and accused of starting a wildfire in a nature refuge over the weekend, authorities said. https://t.co/jcX5UDy957
A Yuma man has been arrested for allegedly starting a wildfire in a national wildlife preserve in southwest Arizona near the California border, according to authorities. https://t.co/gShJj3mQoB
A Yuma man has been arrested for allegedly starting a wildfire. https://t.co/cbmRA7otcK
A 21-year-old man was arrested for arson after a fire broke out at Grand Canyon National Park last week. https://t.co/2ox8KfjBYC
An Arizona man is suspected of lighting a Grand Canyon National Park employee's car on fire, causing it to spread to a nearby structure on Saturday. https://t.co/097wk9gO2a