Australia Fires Cause Arrests
According to the Australian.
Australia fires cause arrests. Since November Australia has arrested 183 people for starting the raging fires. A teenage volunteer firefighter is among two dozen people accused of lighting some of the historic fires that have raged across Australia since September. In November the NSW Rural Fire Service arrested a 19-year-old volunteer member on suspicion of arson charging him with seven counts of deliberately setting fires over a six-week period.
The Australia bushfires have nothing to do with climate change. 24 aronsists have been arrested and charged by Australias New South Wales police force for deliberately starting bushfires. 1241 5 Feb 2020.
As the Australian wildfires continue to burn at an astounding rate across the continent the divisive subject of climate change continues to be at the center of many media stories. Last modified on Wed 8 Jan 2020 0951 EST. Two dozen Australians in the state of New South Wales have been arrested since early November for intentionally setting fires as record-large blazes continue to burn across the country.
Police arrested 183 people for lighting bushfires across Queensland NSW Victoria South Australia and Tasmania. 8 2019 183 people including 40 juveniles have been charged with 205 bushfire. DOZENS have been arrested in Australia for arson as ferocious bushfires leave 26 dead and destroyed thousands of homes.
Victoria Police had no arson figures available for this bushfire season but said in the 12 months to September 2019 a dozen people had been arrested for causing bushfires. The arsonists were responsible for about 50 of the bushfires. In Australia 75 of fires are caused by arson Mr Drax said he was quoting Ms Wheeler after he asked her a question about how the fires.
Bot and troll accounts are involved in a disinformation campaign exaggerating the role of arson in Australias bushfire. NSW police data shows that since November 8 24 people have been arrested for deliberately starting bushfires while 184 people have been charged or cautioned for bushfire-related offences. Many mainstream media outlets blame human-caused climate change on the devastating fires.