Arson

Attacks were also reported in Ireland, Cyprus and Belgium.

A Casper man is accused of starting a house fire after the property owner threatened him with eviction, court documents say.

According to an affidavit of probable cause, Casper police detectives began investigating a vehicle fire on Nov. 19.

A district court judge suspended an 8-10 year prison sentence and ordered Pennington to complete an in-patient treatment program or Laramie County’s drug court program.

Greg Lejune pleaded not guilty to two counts of arson. If convicted of both charges, he could face up to 20 years behind bars.

The case began as four fires considered suspicious were reported in Mills.

No injuries were reported in these fires.

Investigators found a pile of burning clothes, furnishings and other household materials next to the vehicle.

When the incident occurred, there were two infants, two adults and a small child in the residence. Despite striking a lighter, Bushnell was unable to set the building on fire.

U.S. Attorney Mark Klaassen filed the criminal complaint on Oct. 23.