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Several charges including aggravated person. santa clara da says he is facing those charges due to the fire that he is accusedf committing that caused millions in damage. that fire also could have been deadly. the suspect now faces seven counts of grand theft and three counts of petty theft on top of that arson charge. the district attorney's office says that he stole from a bass pro shop that saturday april 9 and then made his way to the home depot. districts attorney said that he also tried to steal from that home depot store. >> he lit the fire from the home depot and then tried to leave th...

But this is interesting. the travis county democratic party tells us that while they are pleased to see the guy cop to it, while they're pleased to see a guilty plea, they say they are disappointed as part of this plea deal prosecutors are only asking for the minimum sentence on the arson charge, which is five to six years. it's literally the legal minimum that they could ask for. they couldn't ask the court to impose a lighter sentence by law. from party chair, the main question we're left with is why the government didn't pursue a terrorism classification for the charge, which the government...

Back, tried to throw in a firework that set off an explosion. he left a threatening note which basically said that democrats could have all the blue states but, quote, one thing you can't have is texas. quote, consider this a light warning. a few days later, a few days after we featured that footage here, a suspect was arrested on federal arson charges. the man has been out on $2,500 bond with an ankle monitor since shortly after that arrest. his case has been in the hands of federal prosecutors in texas. this week we learned that those prosecutors have now reached a plea deal with the guy. he...

Bond with an ankle monitor. his fate has been in the hands of federal prosecutors in texas. will this week, the federal prosecutors have reached a plea deal with the guy, he pleaded guilty to the arson charge. they say well there pleas to see a guy comes to it, there are disappointed that is part of this plea deal, prosecutors are only asking for the minimum sentence on the arson charge which is 5 to 60 years. this is literally the legal minimum to asked for. they could ask the coat to pose a greater sentence by law. the main question we're left with is why the government didn't pursue a terro...