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more mirth for Republicans is Hunter and his daddy going down
for the same crimes.
A 57-year-old man was arrested by National Forest Service law
enforcement officers today in connection with the Pipeline Fire
and charged with natural resource violations.
The suspect was booked into the Coconino County Sheriffs
Detention Facility.
Neither Coconino County Sheriffs Department nor Coconino Forest
Service officials would confirm the mans identity to The
Arizona Republic.
Meanwhile, at least 270 crewmembers are battling the Pipeline
Fire that Forest Service officials say was first reported at
10:15 a.m. by a fire lookout on Sunday, June 12 near Flagstaff.
Responding deputies were given the description of a white pickup
truck leaving the area of the fire. When law enforcement spotted
a vehicle matching the description, they conducted a traffic
stop on the vehicle, according to Jon Paxton, Coconino County
Sheriffs Department public information officer.
The flames first prompted the evacuation of hikers and campers.
Evacuations are now in effect for residents in the Schultz Pass
Road and Arizona Snowbowl areas as well as Timberline South of
Brandis. Residents in Doney Park and Mount Elden Lookout/Mount
Elden Estates are asked to be prepared for an evacuation.
The driver was detained until Federal Law Enforcement Officers
from the United States Forest Service arrived.
Federal regulations prohibit us from identifying the man,
Paxton told The Republic. We know the identity is out there but
we cannot release the name.
According to a statement issued by the Sheriffs Department, the
subjects photo and charges are also prohibited from being
released.
The investigation into the cause of the Pipeline Fire is
ongoing and, in order to protect the integrity of the
investigation, we cannot discuss any details of the
investigation, said Law Enforcement Patrol Captain Andy
Pederson.
First reports from Coconino National Forest stated the blaze was
"active on all sides and growing." By Sunday afternoon, it had
spread to 1,000 acres. Fire officials say that due to warm and
windy conditions, the fire is being pushed east and the exact
size is currently unknown because of the continuous growth.
Arizona Department of Transportation announced the closure of
U.S. 89 north of Flagstaff just before 3 p.m. By 8 p.m., the
fire had spread about 4,500 acres. No structures or homes have
been reported to be destroyed.
The southbound side is closed at milepost 430; the northbound
side is closed at milepost 427, an ADOT news release states.
Motorists are advised to expect delays and seek an alternate
route.
There is no estimated time to reopen the road.
The wildfire is burning close to the Tunnel Fire burn scar,
which spread nearly 20,000 acres in April.
This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Forest
Service officials arrest man in connection to Pipeline Fire
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