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See something. Say something. Help stop arson. Through August, CAL FIRE investigators have made 115 arson-related arrests statewide. Arson can put lives, homes, communities and our natural resources at risk. If you see suspicious activity or have information about a suspected arson, say something. 📞 Call the anonymous CAL...

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IsaacXVoxel6 days ago

My dream is to join Cal Fire one day

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@CALFIRENEU

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Eric JORDAN5 days ago

115 arrests is the number that stops you, but "investigators" is the word that does. A fire service running its own arson cases is a whole discipline most people never see.

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mike doernhoefer5 days ago

Hang the Fuckers

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A wildfire scene can tell investigators where a fire started. You can help identify who started it. CAL FIRE law enforcement officers have made 61 arson arrests across California so far this year. If you have information about a suspected arson-caused fire, call the CAL FIRE Arson Hotline at 1-800-468-4408. Tips can be made anonymously. Details matter: vehicle descriptions, license plates, locations, and direction of travel can all help investigators. Arson puts lives, homes and communities at risk. Report suspicious activity. #SaySomething #ArsonArrests #CALFIRE #LawEnforcement
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A wildfire scene can tell investigators where a fire started. You can help identify who started it. CAL FIRE law enforcement officers have made 61 arson arrests across California so far this year. If you have information about a suspected arson-caused fire, call the CAL FIRE Arson Hotline at 1-800-468-4408. Tips can be made anonymously. Details matter: vehicle descriptions, license plates, locations, and direction of travel can all help investigators. Arson puts lives, homes and communities at risk. Report suspicious activity. #SaySomething #ArsonArrests #CALFIRE #LawEnforcement

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Some wildfires spark naturally, others by accident, but some are set on purpose. Arson is a serious crime that puts lives, homes, and California’s natural resources at risk. Through September 2025, CAL FIRE law enforcement officers have made 134 arrests. 🔥🔥 See something suspicious? Speak up. Call 1-800-468-4408 to report suspected arson anonymously. #CALFIRE #StopArson #WildfirePrevention
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We are seeking the public’s assistance identifying this suspect in connection with an arson investigation. On August 27 at approximately 1:21 a.m., an incident occurred in the Bellamy Road North and Lawrence Avenue East area. If you recognize this individual or have information that could assist investigators, please contact police or Crime Stoppers anonymously. For more information:
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We are seeking the public’s assistance identifying this suspect in connection with an arson investigation. On August 27 at approximately 1:21 a.m., an incident occurred in the Bellamy Road North and Lawrence Avenue East area. If you recognize this individual or have information that could assist investigators, please contact police or Crime Stoppers anonymously. For more information:

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Authorities in Spokane, Washington, have arrested 37-year-old Aaron Farinacci, who investigators say intentionally started the Old Trails Fire, the largest wildfire in the region. The fire has destroyed homes, forced thousands of people to evacuate, and left entire neighborhoods in ruins within Spokane city limits. Farinacci, who has a previous manslaughter conviction in Arizona, is charged with first-degree arson and is being held on $1 million bond. | Sarah Alegre
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🚨#BREAKING: Multiple firefighters are on scene battling a significant mulch fire 📌#Houston | #Texas Numerous Firefighters are currently at the scene of a significant mulch fire at a Living Earth mulch facility in Northwest Houston Texas. The fire began as a small grass fire and then spread to a pile of mulch, igniting several other large mounds of mulch. Firefighters worked to stop the flames from spreading to a warehouse on the property. No homes or businesses are in danger, and there have been no reported injuries. However, firefighters are facing challenges due to the extreme heat. Arson investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. Crews will continue fighting the fire overnight.
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Charlotte Fire Responds to Intentionally Set Early Morning Fire at The Plaza Early this morning, Charlotte Fire responded to a structure fire at the 6200 block of The Plaza. At 3:22 AM, a 911 call reported fire and smoke visible at the location. Charlotte Fire crews were dispatched immediately, with Engine 15 arriving on scene at 3:26 AM, confirming a working fire. Additional units arrived shortly after to assist in firefighting efforts. The fire was brought under control by 4:05 AM. Thankfully, there were no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. Following a thorough investigation, Charlotte Fire investigators determined that the fire was intentionally set. This incident marks the third time this business has been targeted by fire in recent months. The estimated property and content loss is $1.4 million. Charlotte Fire urges anyone with information about this incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600. Tips can be provided anonymously, and your assistance could be crucial in bringing those responsible to justice. Charlotte Fire remains committed to protecting the safety and property of our community and will continue to work closely with law enforcement to address this troubling pattern of arson.
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CAL FIRE is accepting applications for Fire Fighter I (FFI), our seasonal, entry-level firefighting position, statewide! A Fire Fighter I is often the first step into a CAL FIRE career. FFIs work on the front lines responding to wildfires and all-risk emergencies, staff engine and hand crew operations, and serve communities across California during peak fire activity. It is physically demanding, fast-paced, and built for those ready to step up. Apply by March 31, 2026, to be considered in the next hiring round. To apply, you must: ➡ Be 18 years of age or older ➡ Have a valid driver’s license ➡ Be ready for all-risk emergency response and rigorous field work Want to strengthen your application? Pursue certifications, complete relevant training, and consider attending a fire academy. #FFI #JoinCALFIRE #NowHiring #FireService #PublicService

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14,577 views • 5 months ago

Our Agents recently headed out to investigate a report of a suspicious vehicle—and the results highlight exactly why we always encourage you to "See Something, Say Something." What started as a call about people opening mailboxes led to a significant bust. The vehicle involved was an unreported stolen rental, and inside, Agents found a mountain of mail and packages stolen from victims across the metro area. The best way to help protect yourself against mail theft is to pick up your mail daily Try not to leave it sitting overnight. Use informed delivery from USPS, that way you know what’s coming so you know if it’s missing. And as always, report suspicious activity. If you see something, say something.
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Our Agents recently headed out to investigate a report of a suspicious vehicle—and the results highlight exactly why we always encourage you to "See Something, Say Something." What started as a call about people opening mailboxes led to a significant bust. The vehicle involved was an unreported stolen rental, and inside, Agents found a mountain of mail and packages stolen from victims across the metro area. The best way to help protect yourself against mail theft is to pick up your mail daily Try not to leave it sitting overnight. Use informed delivery from USPS, that way you know what’s coming so you know if it’s missing. And as always, report suspicious activity. If you see something, say something.

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23,489 views • 8 months ago

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If You Fly, We Can’t: A Critical Reminder from CAL FIRE 🚒 Yesterday, air operations on the Palisades Fire had to pause after a Canadian water-dropping aircraft struck a drone. This isn’t just dangerous—it puts lives, homes, and entire communities at risk. When drones are in the air, firefighting aircraft can’t do their job. Every second counts in a wildfire, and this delay could have devastating consequences. Flying a drone near a wildfire is not only reckless—it’s illegal. Let’s all do our part to ensure the skies are clear for the professionals protecting us. #IfYouFlyWeCant #WildfireSafety #CALFIRE

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227,363 views • 1 year ago

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35,953 views • 2 months ago

One year ago - June 12, 2024 - Harvey Zoerb was murdered. For one year, his family has lived with their grief and unanswered questions. For one year, investigators have searched for answers. And for one year, the person, or people, responsible have walked free. That ends now. With your help, we can bring this case to a close. Investigators believe the suspect(s) responsible are in this video. If you spot the suspects or know who killed Harvey, please come forward. If you see yourself in this video, investigators want to hear from you. The SPS is asking everyone in #yxe to come together for a safer community and for justice for Harvey. If you have any information on the homicide of Harvey Zoerb or on a violent assault that happened June 12, 2024, please call the Saskatoon Police Service at 306-975-8300 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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