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A Louisville man who lost his home in the Marshall Fire and was accused of threatening a firefighter after trying to go back to the burn area was sentenced to probation.
A Louisville man who lost his home in the Marshall Fire and was accused of threatening a firefighter after trying to go back to the burn area was sentenced to probation.
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While firefighters were trying to slow the Marshall Fire last Thursday, some had to deal with threats from a man with a rifle.
The Louisville man arrested for allegedly threatening firefighters with an AR-15 rifle during Marshall Fire evacuations was found with 2,000 rounds of ammunition in his car, according to an arrest affidavit obtained Tuesday.