Columbus man sentenced to probation after burning 108 acres - Now Georgia
A Columbus, Georgia man has been sentenced for deliberately setting a wildfire that burned more than 100 acres in Talbot County. William Shane Harvey, a Columbus, Georgia man, has been sentenced to five years probation and to pay victim restitution for deliberately setting a wildfire that burned over 100 acres in Talbot County. The Georgia Forestry Commission took Harvey into custody near the fire in March, and he was charged with arson in the second degree. The fire destroyed two outbuildings, damaged two residences, and caused property damage for 11 victims. No injuries were reported. Arson convictions can result in fines and prison sentences of up to 20 years.
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A Columbus, Georgia man has been sentenced for deliberately setting a wildfire that burned more than 100 acres in Talbot County.
Law enforcement officers with the Georgia Forestry Commission took Wil... [1068 symbols]
Temas: Crime
