Hollywood Arson Spree Continues

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 12:51PM EDT / Published Dec. 31, 2011 3:45PM EST

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The Los Angeles arson spree continues, with 16 new fires reported early Saturday. Police are looking for a male driving a white Lexus. In total, more than 35 fires have been set in Hollywood over the last two days. Almost all began when cars were set aflame, but some spread to buildings, including the former home of Jim Morrison. Investigators are perplexed by the number of fires and the speed with which they're being set—some popping up minutes after the last one—and police suspect the fires are the work of more than one arsonist.

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