Man Accused of Using Fuel Pump to Set Spokane County Gas Station on Fire

Another suspected arsonist sets blaze, this time at Mead gas...

James F. Snyder was arrested on suspicion of first-degree arson after the early morning blaze at Glenn’s Foods

Man accused of using fuel pump to set Spokane County gas station on fire

Security cameras and witnesses saw James Snyder spraying gasoline around the pumps and onto the roof of the building.

Man arrested for lighting fuel pumps on fire in Mead to prompt police response

Another suspected arsonist sets blaze, this time at Mead gas pumps

A 51-year-old man claimed he started a fire at a Mead gas station because he was trying to catch the attention of first responders after three people he could not see were following him, according to court documents.

Man Ignites Fuel and Fuel Pumps to Get Law Enforcement and Firefighters to Respond

Man Ignites Fuel and Fuel Pumps to Get Law Enforcement and Firefighters to Respond  Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to what was originally reported

Man Arrested After Allegedly Setting Spokane County Gas Pumps on Fire

SPOKANE COUNTY, WA — A 51-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning after allegedly setting gasoline and fuel pumps on fire at a Spokane County convenience store, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. Spokane County Sheriff’s deputies responded at approximately 3:20 a.m. Aug. 18 to Glenn’s Food, located at 11810 N. Market Street, after a nearby resident reported a disorderly man yelling, dancing and hitting gas pumps in the parking lot.…