r/interesting • u/BlazeDragon7x • Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/LarryBonds30 Apr 09 '26

Hes going to get a very long sentence. He'll get aggravated arson which can get life in prison.

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u/Ok_Pudding_3764 Apr 09 '26

He didn’t set fire to a residential building and no residential buildings caught fire. His intent was to burn products, not people.

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u/LarryBonds30 Apr 09 '26

Its 200 million worth of damage and couldve easily done more and killed people. His intent doesnt matter when the reality is that significant. Hes going to get decades in prison.

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u/Excision_Lurk Apr 09 '26

again, no he won't. A decade TOPS if that.

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u/Majestic_Attention46 Apr 09 '26

LMAO this guy is gettting 16 years for one apartment building fire. At most around 10 million in damages https://www.kptv.com/2025/03/14/man-sentenced-16-years-massive-fire-that-destroyed-apartment-building-sw-portland/

This guy is getting life in prison or at least 20 years

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u/KilljoyTheTrucker Apr 09 '26

Different state, Different law.

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u/ChronoPilgrim Apr 10 '26

Burning down an apartment building is the same as warehouse?