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Authorities Say Man on Meth Set Fire to His Home Before Crashing Into It - Now Georgia
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Man rams burning house with car, then drives to fire station. Deputies say he was on meth
A 31-year-old Clermont man has been accused of crashing his car into his own burning house before driving to a Hall County fire station to seek treatment for injuries from the fire.
·Gainesville, United States
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Authorities say man on meth set fire to his home before crashing into it - Now Georgia
CLERMONT, Ga. — A Clermont man faces multiple charges after authorities say he set fire to his home, then crashed his vehicle into it while trying to leave the burning residence. 31-year-old William Underwood is charged with first-degree arson and DUI following the weekend incident. According to officials, Hall County firefighters and deputies responded shortly before 2 a.m. Saturday, April 25, to a report of a residential fire in the 5200 block…
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