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A Michigan man was arrested and charged with six counts of attempted homicide, allegedly driving more than 700 miles to Pennsylvania and to the home of a man who communicated with his ex-girlfriend, according to Bensalem police. A fire broke out. On February 10, in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, the two-story house was completely destroyed. At the time, six adults were in the house, some were forced to jump out of the second floor window to escape the flames. Two dogs were killed and residents were injured, from mild to severe. – Pennsylvanian. Surveillance footage captured a black sedan in the area and license plate readers led police to Jones' home in Michigan. When police executed search warrants, they discovered locked tools, electronics and visible burn injuries. Police praised investigators for tracking a grainy image to identify the suspect, who allegedly drove for 11 hours each way to commit a crime.
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