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Man accused of starting Line Fire pleads not guilty to arson

LAist by LAist
Sep 17, 2024 5:12 pm EDT
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Justin Wayne Halstenberg, the man accused of intentionally starting the Line Fire in San Bernardino County, pleaded not guilty to arson charges on Tuesday.

Why it matters: San Bernardino County District Attorney Jason Anderson told KVCR, LAist’s sister station, that the fire has caused more than $7 million in damages so far, injured a firefighter, and destroyed a popular lookout.

Why now: Halstenberg is facing 11 counts, including aggravated arson, arson causing great bodily injury, and arson of forest land.

The backstory: Authorities allege that the 34-year-old from Norco tried to ignite the fire, which has burned more than 39,000 acres, three times.

What’s next: He’s due back in court for a hearing next week.

Additional reporting from KVCR’s Anthony Victoria

Go deeper: Read more about the fire and Halstenberg’s arrest.



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