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Man admits to setting 24 fires at southern Ohio national forest

Por: 10 WBNS Nation December 22, 2022

GALLIA COUNTY, Ohio — A former Ohio 911 dispatcher has been federally charged with crimes related to at least 24 arson fires in Wayne National Forest since the spring. James Bartels, 50, of Patriot, Ohio, was taken into custody Tuesday and appeared in federal court in Columbus. Bartels is an administrator for Greenfield Township Volunteer Fire Department and served as a 911 dispatcher for Gallia County in southern Ohio. Court records state... + full article



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