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Posted: 9:44 PM Jul 3, 2009
Galveston police baffled by 30 burnt palm trees
Officials on Galveston Island are looking for the culprit in a bizarre palm tree torching spree. Reporter: The Associated Press |
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Officials on Galveston Island are looking for the culprit in a bizarre palm tree torching spree.
Thirty trees have been set ablaze on the island southeast of Houston since May.
Galveston Fire Marshal Gilbert Robinson says he's got a "serial tree arsonist" on his hands.
Tree service company owner Greg West is offering a $1,000 reward for information that leads to charges. He says the trees are the only living thing to survive Hurricane Ike last September.
A conviction for arson carries a possible prison term of two to 20 years and a $10,000 fine.
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