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Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for Abyss by Abby; Amy Sussman/Getty ImagesKhloé Kardashian, Sophia Bush a Henry Winkler have been supporting those in need following the wildfires of the Pacific Palisades – and having a no-nonsense attitude towards suspected arson adds fuel to the fire.
“You sick mothers,” Kardashian, 40, wrote via Instagram Stories on Thursday, January 9. “What the f— is wrong with people?!?! Arson!!!! may you be fully prosecuted!!! What scum!!!”
A string of wildfires broke out in Los Angeles on Tuesday, January 9, prompting widespread destruction throughout the city. Over 10,000 structures were leveled and at least 10 people died, most residents followed mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders.
Not only were local people battling wildfires caused by the wind, but also a series of man-made fires. A suspect was arrested Thursday for allegedly causing the Kenneth Fire, according to multiple outlets.
Rodin Eckenroth/FilmMagic; Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images Many reality TV personalities evacuated Los Angeles amid the ongoing wildfires that broke out in the Pacific Palisades on Tuesday, January 7. “My heart goes out to those affected by the fires here in LA County,” former Balorette Katie Thurston wrote via Instagram Story on Wednesday, January 8. “Wake up this (…)
Back Generation Newsassistant chief of the Los Angeles Police Department, Dominic Choithat there was insufficient probable cause to arrest the individual for arson. Instead, the suspect was booked for a felony probation violation.
LA district attorney Nathan Hochmanmeanwhile, at the outlet if the fire was determined to be the result of arson, the suspect could face manslaughter charges and a possible life sentence in prison.
“Justice will be swift. It will be firm, and the maximum penalty will be sought,” Hochman said on NewsNation Banfield.
like Kardashian, Bush, 42, was also outraged by the alleged attempted arson during the “unthinkable” natural disaster.
“Thank you all for the check ins, texts, the DMs. I know it’s very intense when you don’t hear from people. We are all really doing our best,” the One Bryn Coed alum said in a Thursday video posted to his Instagram Stories. “These last two days have been absolutely horrible for our city. My family has been evacuated twice. We’re all safe, so I feel very, very blessed.”
Bush continued, “So, a lot of people have lost so much and it’s quite unimaginable, unimaginable and inexplicable. The people who have jumped on this horrible climate disaster with hurricane winds and set some of our neighboring communities on fire are monsters.”
Los Angeles witnessed a terrifying natural weather event – and its star-studded community was greatly affected. An extreme windstorm, caused by Santa Ana gusts, sparked a fast-moving brush fire at around 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 7, with drivers along Sunset Boulevard and Palisades Drive exiting their cars to seek safety, according to the (…)
Bush echoed Kardashian’s sentiments and hoped the apparent arsons would be “prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
“Everybody out there, be the second (group of people and help), not the first,” Bush added, noting examples of good Samaritans to assist victims of the wildfire devastation.
Winkler, 79, condemned the arsonists in the same way, sharing news coverage on his X page. “One caught so far!!!!” he wrote on Thursday.
The three celebrities have been lending their support as well. Bush has shared resources online and also cold-called six local fire departments. Meanwhile, Kardashian and her famous family have donated meals from Carousel Restaurant to local first responders.
Dancing With The Stars pro Map of Murgatroydfor her part, also calling out the alleged arson. “These people are setting fires everywhere,” he said in a social media video on Friday, January 10. “Like, three people have been caught right down here in the Valleys area. I mean, these people are sick in the head. “
Check the LAFD website for local wildfire warnings and click here for resources on how to help those affected.
