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VisitWhat legal action will be taken against the man responsible for the Colorado wildfire?
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Man Trying to Cremate Dog Sparks Massive 7,000-Acre Forest Fire in Colorado
Sep 27, 2024, 10:57 AM
A man in Colorado attempting to cremate his dog inadvertently sparked a 7,000-acre wildfire, according to local authorities. The incident, detailed in an affidavit, occurred when the man, whose identity has not been disclosed, tried to cremate his dog in a dug-out cave. Fire investigators discovered the partially burned body of the dog and a large rock with the inscription 'Oct. 2017 July 2024, Rocket Dog, Rest in Peace Buddy.' The man fled the scene following the ignition of the massive forest fire. The wildfire has caused significant damage and prompted a response from fire officials to contain the blaze.
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