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Man Arrested for Attempted Arson at Chris Brown’s Residence

A man was arrested outside Chris Brown’s Tarzana home after allegedly jumping a fence and attempting to start a fire on the property. Police responded quickly and detained the suspect at the scene in the upscale Los Angeles neighborhood.

Texas Woman Charged After Fire Damages 13 Apartments When She Allegedly Burned Boyfriend’s Clothes

A Texas woman was charged in connection with an apartment fire that damaged 13 units after she allegedly set her boyfriend’s clothes on fire in a barbecue pit on a balcony. The fire, which occurred in Sheldon, caused structural damage and a partial collapse. She was charged with reckless arson.

Arkansas School Fire 1959: Remembering the Forgotten Tragedy of 21 Black Boys

The Arkansas School Fire of 1959, which claimed the lives of 21 Black boys at the Negro Boys Industrial School near Wrightsville, Arkansas, stands as an indelible chapter in the story of racial injustice in America.

Drake OVO Store Vandalized: $23K Damage & Arson

Drama hit Drake’s OVO flagship store in New York City after a woman went on a destructive spree, leaving behind more than $23,000 worth of damage. According to police, the woman showed up to the Manhattan shop armed with a hammer and smashed up the storefront before

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Keffe D Moved to Maximum-Security Prison

Duane "Keffe D" Davis, the man convicted of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, has been transferred to a maximum-security prison in the Las Vegas area weeks after being sentenced to spend decades behind bars. Davis was moved from a Las Vegas jail to High Desert State Prison following his murder conviction.