Videos shared by authorities appear to show a man burning while burning a car in a southwestern California neighborhood early Tuesday.

The suspect torched the car in front of the coronavirus owner’s residence, destroyed the car and damaged the house. statement This will be published jointly by the Corona City Fire Department (CFD) and the Corona Police Station (CPD).

Authorities said they responded to the scene to discover that the vehicle was on fire. They obtained ring surveillance video of the incident from affected residents.

video Shows a man who appears to be lit in a stationary car of compound. According to the video, the resulting fireball quickly involved a car and a suspicious arsonist.

Authorities said the suspect was a new model pickup truck and was run away. Authorities shared photos of the suspect in the escape vehicle.

The CFD and CPD have asked the public to provide information about the suspect to the authorities.

California had to fight wildfires predicted by stormy winds in early January. Southern California, particularly Los Angeles, was affected. Cal Fire Update.

Democrat Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Democrat California Gov. Gavin Newsom received intense criticism for their response to the fire. (Related: Mayor says she is investigating her own overseas trips while the wildfires destroyed her city.)

Angelenos detained a man suspected of being an arsonist shortly after Kenneth Fire broke out on January 9th, but LA Police Department Chief Dominique Choi said he found there was insufficient evidence accusing the man of launching the fire. It has been reported. Authorities accused him of a felony probation violation.

Four fires caused the most damage, destroying 54,778 acres, according to Cal Fire. California consumed a total of 29 people, 57,687 acres and 16,251 structures in January and February.