Harrisburg, PA A man is facing arson charges in connection with a fire at the Pennsylvania governor's mansion. The incident occurred at the official residence in Harrisburg, prompting Governor Josh Shapiro and his family to evacuate the building. Law enforcement officials confirmed the charges following an investigation that revealed evidence of arson.
According to investigators, beer bottles containing gasoline were found inside the residence. This discovery led them to believe the fire was deliberately set. The suspect's motive remains unclear and is currently under investigation. No injuries were reported as a result of the fire.
Governor Shapiro and his family are safe and have expressed gratitude to the first responders who quickly arrived at the scene. The extent of the damage to the governor's residence is still being assessed. This is a developing story, and more information will be released as it becomes available.
Man Charged with Arson at Pennsylvania Governor's Mansion
A suspect has been charged with arson after a fire broke out at the Pennsylvania governor's residence in Harrisburg. Governor Josh Shapiro and his family were inside the mansion at the time and were forced to evacuate. Investigators discovered beer bottles filled with gasoline at the scene, suggesting the fire was intentionally set. The incident is under investigation by state and local authorities.