Homeless man in court in arson at downtown Vancouver Murdock

Homeless man in court in arson at downtown Vancouver Murdock building


Homeless man in court in arson at downtown Vancouver Murdock building
By Jessica Prokop, Columbian
Assistant Metro Editor
Published: March 3, 2021, 5:55pm
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A homeless man is accused of intentionally setting fire to cardboard inside the elevator cars at the Murdock Building on Broadway in downtown Vancouver.
Matthew Glen Hervi, 36, appeared Tuesday via Zoom in Clark County Superior Court on suspicion of second-degree arson in connection with the Feb. 20 fire.
Judge Gregory Gonzales set Hervi’s total bail at $23,000, which included another case; Hervi is set to be arraigned March 12, court records show.
Several callers reported seeing light smoke coming from the front of the seven-story building, 703 Broadway, which houses Columbia Credit Union and offices, and serves as a parking garage. The calls prompted a large response, with multiple fire crews dispatched shortly after 8 p.m. for a commercial structure fire.

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