Former Criminal Justice Professor Arrested for Allegedly Setting Fires Near Massive Dixie Fire
A former college professor was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of setting fires near the massive Dixie Fire in Northern California.
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A former college professor was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of setting fires near the massive Dixie Fire in Northern California.
A former college professor was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of setting fires near the massive Dixie Fire in Northern California.
>> bill: late last night federal prosecutor charging a former bay area college professor with arson accused of starting a series of fires in northern california as the dixie fire rages out of control across the northern part of that state. william la jeunesse has the fallout today from los angeles. good morning. >> here is a professor who taught others about crime and now he is charged with committing one. gary maynard taught criminology in 2020 -- he is accused of setting seven fires this year. a forest service investigator found him hiding under his car stuck in a ditch near a newly set fire...
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Years. before the arrest came down. this isn't the first time there was a scandal at a maryland prison. in 2009, the feds charged 24 people, including four corrections officers with drugs and weapon charges at the former maryland penitentiary in baltimore. in both situations, the governor martin o'malley and the secretary of public safety and correctional service gary maynard were in charge. yet, o'malley and maynard admit no wrongdoing at all and say they have done a good job the security chief of the baltimore detention center was finally removed after the press began hammering o'malley. but...