Police in Louisville have arrested a man who they say was trying to take advantage of people impacted by the Marshall Fire.
– Police in Louisville have arrested a man who they say was trying to take advantage of people impacted by the
. Edgar Antillon-Bencomo was arrested after his vehicle was spotted in the driveway of a home that was destroyed by the fire.An investigation by Louisville police revealed evidence leading to his arrest. Antillon-Bencomo is facing charges of theft, third-degree criminal trespass and possession of burglary tools.
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