Michigan Man Arrested for Allegedly Setting Fire to Pennsylvania Home in Jealousy-Fueled Attack

Harrison Jones, 21, drove over 700 miles to target his ex-girlfriend's new romantic interest, leaving six injured and two dogs dead in a devastating house fire.

Harrison Jones, from Rockford, Michigan, is accused of driving over 700 miles to Bensalem, Pennsylvania, to set fire to a house connected to his ex-girlfriend's new relationship.
The fire, which occurred early on February 10, left six adults hospitalized with injuries and claimed the lives of two dogs, Trey and Jett, while destroying the home entirely.
Surveillance footage and automated license plate readers helped identify Jones' vehicle, which was traced traveling to and from the scene of the crime.
A search of Jones' home uncovered burn cream, lock-picking tools, and evidence of fresh burns on his arm, leading to his arrest by Michigan authorities.
Jones faces six counts of attempted homicide, arson, and related charges, and is awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania as investigations continue.

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