On Sunday morning at 2:30, a house on Louise Bevans street was likely set on fire.
Police believe it is arson because when the fire was first detected the residents of the home she saw two men running out of the yard. The family of six managed to save their house because they deteted it early but today the man of the house - asking to speak off camera told us it could have been much worse:..
Voice of Percival Vasquez, House Owner
"Early Sunday morning approximately about 1:30 I was awaken by my common- in- law wife. She told me there is fire and smoke in the house, so I ask here where!? She told me outside. When we looked through the window we saw a blaze of fire and a lot of smoke inside the house. I told her we have to go out this fire. By the time we out the fire two individual stood by the street in front of the house, where we supposed to come out, but we manage to out the fire. It looks like the two young men were waiting for us to come out of the house so they can hurt us."
Monica Bodden
"Did you guys recognize the two gentlemen that were standing outside?"
Percival Vasquez
"Yes ma'am, we identified two of them because due to the lamppost that was in front of the house, yes that was the reason we could see the persons."
Monica Bodden
"At this time I mean you guys know why someone would want to burn down the house with you guys inside of the house and the children?"
Percival Vasquez
"Not really, I don't have any problem with anyone. I would want to know who those guys are after, because i don't have any problem with no one."
The doors of the house was set on fire. Police found a gallon container in front of the house. Police detained two men aged 19 and 21: one from North Creek Road and one from Roaring Creek….
