Man who was charged with attempted murder, arson, prejudices of crimes in the Portland apartment fire

Portland, Ore. (Katu) – A Grand Jury has accused a man who is accused of foming an apartment complex because of several charges, including murder and pre-incorporation crimes, said Portland Fire & Rescue on Friday.

The police arrested Shaun Michael SzwarzA resident of the 19-unit complex in the Hazelwood district in the East Burnside Street, a week ago.

The Feueramt said that the Grand jury had charged with Szwarz for four charges for attempted murder, seven charges of first degree first degree, a measurement 11 criminal offense, several charges of the first, second and third degree attacks, four charges due to the first degree crime and seven crime accidents.

Portland Fire reacted to the fire in the three -story residential building in the 10,400 block of East Burnside shortly before 6 a.m. on Friday, July 11th, a fourth alarm around 6:20 a.m. and moved in further fire resources to extinguish the flames.

Firefighters saved eight people from the burning building and at least four people jumped to safety.

One of those who jumped Was an 82-year-old womanN, said a neighbor to Katu.

According to Portland Fire, two people with serious injuries were taken to a hospital, including burns second and third degrees, broken vertebrate and an ankle.

A neighbor told Katu that Szwarz screamed racist unrest From his bedroom window just before the fire was reported.

On Monday, SZWARZ did not think they were guilty of being charged with a court appearance.

The owner of the apartment complex said that 12 people from six different units were sold because of the fire. The Red Cross helps the residents to find temporary protection.