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Updated: 2:29 PM Mar 16, 2007
Homeless Man Found Guilty In Church Fire
The deaf homeless man accused of starting a fire at the Charlottesville Church of Christ was found guilty Thursday.
Posted: 2:26 PM Mar 16, 2007 |
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March 16, 2007
The deaf homeless man accused of starting a fire at the Charlottesville Church of Christ was found guilty Thursday of burglary, arson, and petty larceny.
Jason Santos was given a 12 month active sentence. He's spent most of that time in jail so he may be released soon. He has also been ordered to pay a 150 thousand dollar fine in restitution to the church.
The amount is the difference between what the insurance won't pay for building the new church.
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