A group of residents interfered and conducted an arrest of the citizen after a man who claims to have caused fire to their live brush in Los AngelesWhere the region deals with the effects of forest fires.
Alejandro Martinez, 41, faces premeditated burning charges, according to the Los Angeles Province Department.
The video, published by journalist Gabi Cortez on Instagram, showed by Fox News Digital, showed a man running on a road chasing people in cars in a neighborhood in Chatsworth, a neighborhood in Los Angeles.
The video was taken by the concerned residents who take things with their hands and process Martinez.
Wrong neighborhood, my friend! Wrong neighborhood!
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Residents in the Los Angeles neighborhood chased and dealt with the suspect. (Gabe Cortez via Instagram)
Representatives found a group of spectators holding men in Chatsworth around 4:30 pm on Monday, February 3, according to the Los Angeles Sharif Province Department. (Gabe Cortez via Instagram)
Sharif deputies arrived in the neighborhood after the citizen was arrested.
When the deputies searched Martinez, they found lighter in his pocket, a small group of money and a battery battery collection. The footage of the authorities showed that the illegal elements of his pockets after anxiety.
Representatives found lighter weight in the suspect's pocket, a small group of money and a battery battery set. (Gabe Cortez via Instagram)
At one point in the video, Martinez can be heard protesting in Spanish: “No, it is Robado Nadia, En Serio” – “I haven't stole anything, seriously.”
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Brandon Taylor, the photographer who has traffic news, said he was taking pictures in the area after alerting him to the brush fire in the area.
“It seemed slightly strange that there was a man there after a brush fire was reported just a quarter of miles on the road,” Taylor, Taylor I explain to Fox 11 Los Angeles. “And in the bush does something.”
After Martinez discovered the bush, the citizens went after him, which led to a quick fear.
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As for the neighbors, the deliberate burning strikes the suspected home where many Los Angeles residents continue to capture the pieces after their homes were destroyed By destroyed forest fires.
“The population was angry,” said Taylor. “They passed by Woolsey fire, which started just one mile from there. With all the dry vegetation, they were really worried about the start of another fire and the loss of their homes.”
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The authorities urge anyone with information about this issue to contact the Los Angeles Province administration. Chatsworth is about 30 miles northwest of Los Angeles.
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