Police: More car fires hit Los Angeles, arson suspected
LOS ANGELES — Several more cars burned in suspected arson attacks in the Los Angeles area early Saturday morning, and authorities investigated if they were connected to nearly two dozen deliberately set blazes a day earlier.
Seven or eight cars burned Saturday in the North Hollywood area, said officer Robert Collier.
He said he didn’t have further details of the blazes, but said arson is suspected and there could be a link to the earlier blazes.
Fire officials said the first report came in shortly after midnight, and the most recent about three hours later.
Early Friday morning, fires were reported in nearly two dozen locations in Hollywood and the neighboring city of West Hollywood during a four-hour period before dawn. In nearly every case, the fire started in a parked car.
Flames from torched vehicles ignited some nearby houses early Friday.
