A Burlington man has been found guilty of setting a fire that detroyed a local church.
On Friday, 43-year-old Victor Clegg Jr. was found guilty of second-degree arson for setting fire to Union Baptist Church last April.
Clegg had also been charged with burglary in the case, but, instead, the jury found him guilty of trespassing.
Clegg, was also convicted of arson in 2009 for setting a Michigan restaurant on fire. Clegg's sentencing date is scheduled for May 14.
He has been held in the county jail since his arrest last April.
On Friday, 43-year-old Victor Clegg Jr. was found guilty of second-degree arson for setting fire to Union Baptist Church last April.
Clegg had also been charged with burglary in the case, but, instead, the jury found him guilty of trespassing.
Clegg, was also convicted of arson in 2009 for setting a Michigan restaurant on fire. Clegg's sentencing date is scheduled for May 14.
He has been held in the county jail since his arrest last April.
No comments:
Post a Comment