Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Teens accused of destroying Flock camera until battery exploded, igniting fire near homes: report Wild Ohio wedding brawl leaves guests injured as man allegedly threatens crowd with butter knife 73-year-old camper vanishes off the grid before his RV turns up in wilderness A New Hampshire man whose home was going up in flames allegedly stole a rescue truck from responding firefighters, then crashed into a fire engine, drove over active hoses and narrowly missed three firefighters before fleeing the scene, authorities said. Nestor Roman II, 30, of Dalton, faces multiple charges after authorities said he stole the rescue vehicle and later crashed several miles from his burning home. According to New Hampshire State Police, troopers were responding around 3:50 a.
