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Illegal immigrant is arrested for 'starting dozens of wildfires in Colorado that forced hundreds to evacuate and destroyed 38,000 acres of land', as video shows blaze rapidly engulfing one of the many decimated homes

• Jesper Joergensen, 52, was taken into custody last Saturday for the suspected arson that started the Springs Fire
• Joergensen is not a U.S. citizen and will be handed over to ICE once he has faced arson charges
• The fire has scorched over 38,000 acres (15,378 hectares) between the towns of Fort Garland and La Veta in southern Colorado
• Dylan R Brown Agency - Farmers Insurance captured video of the wildfire as it devoured a home on Forbes Park in Fort Garland, Colorado

By REUTERS and MATTHEW WRIGHT FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 00:42 EDT, 1 July 2018 | UPDATED: 04:45 EDT, 1 July 2018


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Jesper Joergensen, 52, was taken into custody last Saturday for the suspected arson that started the Springs Fire

A man was arrested on Saturday on charges of starting a forest fire in Colorado that has destroyed structures and forced hundreds to evacuate their homes in one of dozens of wildfires raging across the drought-hit U.S. southwest.

Jesper Joergensen, 52, was taken into custody last Saturday for the suspected arson that started the Springs Fire, according to Costilla County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page.

Joergensen is not a U.S. citizen and will be handed over to ICE once he has faced arson charges, said a Costilla County detention officer.

The officer could not immediately say what nationality Joergensen held.

The fire has scorched over 38,000 acres (15,378 hectares) between the towns of Fort Garland and La Veta in southern Colorado, forcing more mandatory evacuations of homes and ranches on Saturday in a mountainous area of public and private land.

Dylan R Brown Agency - Farmers Insurance captured video of the wildfire as it devoured a home on Forbes Park in Fort Garland.

The brief clip shows the driveway of the home as fire blazes its way toward the house.

Soon, a bright red light comes into view as the flames engulf the building.

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The fire has scorched over 38,000 acres (15,378 hectares) between the towns of Fort Garland and La Veta in southern Colorado

What appears to be a shed or garage is the first to be completely engulfed by the fire.

A Jeep Wrangler is soon consumed by the fire along with the rest of the house.

All that is left, as the video continues, is carnage as the fire continues on with its destruction.
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Dylan R Brown Agency - Farmers Insurance captured video of the wildfire as it devoured a home on Forbes Park in Fort Garland, Colorado

The wildfire continued growing well into the week, fueled by temperatures in the mid 80s Fahrenheit (27 Celsius) and had zero percent containment as of Saturday afternoon.

Air tankers and helicopters dropped fire retardant and water on the blaze. Authorities asked evacuated residents not to fly drones to check on their properties as the devices posed a danger to aircraft and would force them to be grounded.

An unknown number of structures were consumed by the fire, said Bethany Urban, a public information officer. No injuries have been reported.


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The wildfire continued growing well into the week, fueled by temperatures in the mid 80s Fahrenheit (27 Celsius) and had zero percent containment as of Saturday afternoon


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An unknown number of structures were consumed by the fire, said Bethany Urban, a public information officer. No injuries have been reported

Gusty winds, single-digit humidity and hot temperatures have fueled the fires and could ignite new blazes in the U.S. West, the National Weather Service said in several warnings.

The largest wildfire in Colorado, the 416 Fire, has charred almost 47,000 acres about 13 miles (21 km) north of Durango in the southwest corner of the state, and is 37 percent contained, said public information officer Brandalyn Vonk.

About 10 smaller wildfires were burning in New Mexico and three in Arizona, with much of the two states suffering extreme or exceptional drought conditions.

All but the northeastern corner of Colorado is experiencing moderate to exceptional drought conditions, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Put him in Federal Tent City on Federal Land in the desert with NO amenities!

Then deport him!

An illegal alien burned up thousands of acres in Kings Canyon CA too!

Put him in a prison cell block with MS-13 for 10-20 years. If he survives that, then deport his butt back to his homeland.