A 37-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of arson after authorities link him to one of the wildfires burning around Spokane, eastern Washington. Multiple outlets report the arrest occurs on Monday (local time) as residents assess damage and officials continue fire response efforts.

According to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect is identified as Aaron F. Farinacci and is booked on suspicion of arson related to the Old Trails Fire. Fox News and other reports say police charge him in connection with the blaze among several fires in the area. Korea Times adds that he is held on $1 million bond, and it was not immediately clear whether he had an attorney. Reporting also notes the wider wildfire context: the fires are described as among the most destructive in Washington in recent history, with hundreds of structures destroyed and large-scale evacuations.

Outlets largely align on who was arrested, that the allegation involves intentional ignition, and that the case centers on the Old Trails Fire. Differences mainly appear in the level of detail provided about the bond and the number of fires affected (for example, references to multiple fires ravaging the Spokane area).