Arson Squad

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Welcome to ArsonSquad.com, a comprehensive website dedicated to unifying arson related departments and services. We are a division of Brian Brown and Associates inc. and have established this site in order to extend our services to the community. This site contains information on arson, services/departments, and investigations. We also let visitors report suspected arsonist activities in a secure and confidential manner. Additionally, be sure to visit the database section in order to register your arson related service, department, or SIU. Our database features a dynamic search engine which allows anyone to find local services registered in our records.

Latest Arson News

Arson will be tough crime to crack in Fla. wildfires (USA Today) - Thu, 15 May 2008
Imagine a 3,500-acre crime scene. Without direct witnesses or a confession, proving arson can be complex, plodding and daunting. It can require countless hours of legwork, fire investigators say. Palm Bay, Fla.'s fires will defy the quick wrap-ups that play out in an hour on TV.

East Freedom Fire Ruled Arson (WTAJ-TV Altoona) - Thu, 15 May 2008
East Freedom, Blair County - A Blair County fire has been ruled arson. On Thursday, April 10, firefighters responded to a fire in East Freedom around 9 pm. Fire crews say the flames started near the back porch and quickly spread.

Arson suspect put on suicide watch (Florida Today) - Thu, 15 May 2008
Brevard County Sheriff's officials confirmed this morning that Brian Crowder, charged with setting a fire Wednesday morning as part of an ongoing arson probe in Palm Bay, is on suicide watch at the county jail in Sharpes.

North Charleston house fire ruled arson (The Charleston Gazette) - Thu, 15 May 2008
An early morning house fire today in North Charleston has been ruled arson, a fire official said. The house was already fully involved by the time firefighters responded to 2107 Washington St. West around 5:30 a.m., said Charleston Fire Lt. Ken Tyree.