US EditionLouisiana Man Arrested for Allegedly Setting House on Fire with Wife, Dog Inside
- Gregory Verret, 69, was taken into custody Tuesday for deliberately setting his residence ablaze in Houma while his wife and dog were inside.
- Investigators identified Verret as the suspect after determining the fire was deliberately set following reports received on June 22 and subsequent investigation.
- The fire occurred early morning and involved heavy smoke from the back of the home, with firefighters arriving around 5:16 a.m. and other crews assisting with water supply lines.
- Before firefighters arrived, Verret’s wife and the family dog managed to escape the house unharmed. Verret has been formally charged with aggravated arson and animal cruelty.
- The arrest and charges highlight the criminal investigation of an intentionally set residential fire, emphasizing legal accountability for endangering occupants and animals.
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Houma man accused of setting house on fire with wife, dog inside
Disclaimer: All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty. HOUMA, La. (WGNO) — A man was arrested on Tuesday, June 24, after he allegedly set fire to a house in Houma two days prior on June 22. Nine years later, Algiers murder on Kent Drive remains unsolved According to the Louisiana Office of State Fire Marshal the fire was reported at a home in the 100 block of Prince Collins Street. Inside the home was a woman, identified as the…
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