Khloe Kardashian, Sophia Bush
Vivienne Killilea/Getty Images for Abyss by Abby; Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesKhloe Kardashian, Sophia Bush And Henry Winkler Those who need to be followed have been supported The Pacific Palisade Fire — and have a dirty attitude to add fuel to the fire of suspected arsonists.
“You sick mama-ira,” Kardashian, 40, wrote via Instagram Stories on Thursday, Jan. 9. “What's wrong with people?!?! Arson!!!! You can be completely judged!!! What a mess!!!”
A String of fires On Tuesday, January 9, an earthquake broke out in Los Angeles, causing widespread devastation across the city. More than 10,000 structures were leveled and at least 10 people died and most of the residents followed. Compulsory or voluntary eviction order.
Locals were not only battling wind-driven wildfires, but also strings of man-made fires. A suspect was arrested Thursday in connection with the Kenneth Fire, according to multiple outlets.
Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagic; Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images Many reality TV personalities evacuated Los Angeles amid the ongoing Pacific Palisades wildfire that began Tuesday, January 7. “My heart goes out to those affected by the wildfires here in LA County,” former Bachelorette Katie Thurston wrote via Instagram Story on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
According to News NationLos Angeles Police Department Assistant Chief, Dominic ChoiSaid there wasn't enough probable cause to arrest the man for the arson. Instead, the suspect was prosecuted for a felony probation violation.
District Attorney of LA Nathan HochmanMeanwhile, the outlet was told that if the fire is determined to be the result of arson, the suspect could face manslaughter charges and a prison sentence.
“Judgment will be swift. It will be strong, and the maximum penalty will be sought,” Hochman told News Nation Banfield.
like Kardashian, Bush, 42, was also angered by the alleged arson attempt during the “unthinkable” natural disaster.
“Thanks to everyone for the check-ins, texts, DMs. I know it's really intense when you don't hear from people. We're all really trying our best,” said D A mountain of trees The alum said in a video posted on his Instagram Stories on Thursday. “These past two days have been absolutely terrifying for our city. My family has been evicted twice. We're all safe, so I feel very, very blessed.”
Bush continued, “So, so many people have lost so much and it's so unimaginable, unimaginable and indescribable. The people who jumped on this terrible climate disaster with hurricane-force winds and set fire to some of our surrounding communities are monsters.”
Los Angeles has seen a frightening natural weather event – and its star-studded community has been greatly affected. An extreme wind storm, driven by Santa Ana gusts, sparked a fast-burning brush fire around 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7, prompting drivers on Sunset Boulevard and Palisades Drive to abandon their vehicles for safety, according to (…)
Bush echoed Kardashian's sentiments and hoped that the apparent arsonists “will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
“Everybody out there, second (people and aid groups), not first,” Bush added, as quoted Examples of Good Samaritans Helping those affected in the wake of fire devastation.
Winkler, 79, similarly condemned the arsonists, sharing his news coverage X Page “One caught so far!!!!” He wrote on Thursday.
Three celebrities have also lent their support. Bush shared resources online and also called six local fire departments cold. Meanwhile, Kardashian and her famous family donated food from the Carousel restaurant to local first responders.
Dancing with the Stars Pro Peta MurgatroydOn his part, the alleged arsonists were also called. “These people are starting fires everywhere,” he said in a Friday, Jan. 10, social media video. “For example, three people have been caught here in the valley area. I mean, these people are sick in the head.”
check LAFD website For local fire warnings and Click here for resources How to help victims.