Arizona hiker convicted of starting forest fires to be rescued
An Arizona hiker who started a forest fire in 2018 after he got lost has been put on probation by a federal judge and ordered to pay over $293,000 in restitution.
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An Arizona hiker who started a forest fire in 2018 after he got lost has been put on probation by a federal judge and ordered to pay over $293,000 in restitution.
An Arizona hiker who started a forest fire in 2018 after he got lost has been put on probation by a federal judge and ordered to pay over $293,000 in restitution.
A court fined an Arizona hiker nearly $300,000 last week after he reportedly started a 230-acre forest fire in 2018 as a survival attempt to attract rescuers.
Philip Powers argued that the wildfire he set in 2018 was necessary to save his life. But a court found that he was so unprepared, he created his own emergency.