Authorities are also investigating whether the Oct. 30 fire is connected to a Nov. 7 fire that consumed 375 acres.
This photo provided by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection firefighters respond to a forest fire on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024 in Evesham, N.J. A 14-year-old was charged with aggravated arson for starting a wildfire that consumed 52 acres in South Jersey, police said.
Investigators found evidence that the teen intentionally set the fire, police said. It was unclear how authorities determined the teen started the fire.
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