AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report for Friday, 11/11/22
National Average Price for Regular Unleaded Current: $3.794; Month Ago: $3.923; Year Ago: $3.417. National Average Price for Diesel Current: $5.368; Month Ago: $5.122; Year Ago: $3.643.
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Man charged with arson in California warehouse fire likened himself to Luigi Mangione
The man accused of setting fire to a California warehouse likened himself to Luigi Mangione after allegedly lighting multiple fires in the name of anti-capitalism.
The warehouse, about 40 miles east of Los Angeles and owned by the consumer goods company Kimberly-Clark Corp, was set ablaze last Tuesday. Twenty employees were inside the facility when the fire was set, but no one was harmed. Abdulkarim is an employee of NFI Industries — a third-party distributor for Kimberly-Clark Corp. He is accused of intentionally starting multiple fires at the 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse.
In California, aggravated arson is applicable to a crime when the damage from the fire exceeds $10.1 million, and carries a penalty of ten years to life. Based on initial estimates, the paper products were worth $500 million and the building was worth $150 million.