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Maine man arrested for setting fire to Black church
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Maine man charged with hate crime offenses for arson of predominantly Black church in Springfield Boston 25 News Staff
A Maine man has been charged on Thursday in federal court in Springfield in connection with setting a fire to a Black church on December 28, 2020, in Springfield.
Dushko Vulchev, 44, of Houlton, Maine, was charged with a criminal complaint with four counts of damage to religious property involving fire and one count of use of fire to commit a federal felony. The fire took place at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Presbyterian Church in Springfield, which is a primarily Black congregation.
#BREAKING: Dushko Vulchev, of Houlton, ME, has been charged with hate crime offenses in connection with the 12/28/20 arson that destroyed the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Presbyterian Church in Springfield, MA, which has a primarily Black congregation. https://t.co/qgTf1je0GX FBI Boston (@FBIBoston) April 15, 2021
Maine man facing federal hate crime charges for repeated arson of Springfield church John R. Ellement © Springfield Fire The fire early Dec. 28 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Presbyterian Church in Springfield.
A Maine man who wanted to “eliminate” Black people is facing federal hate crime charges for repeatedly setting fires at a Springfield church named after the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and vandalizing vehicles owned by people of color, officials said.
Dushko V. Vulchev, 44, allegedly set four fires outside the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Presbyterian Church. The most serious fire, on Dec. 28, heavily damaged the church, federal prosecutors said Thursday.