How is the arson investigation going?
Harris: We are still following every lead we get and are still actively involved in the interviewing process. Again, it’s a matter of semantics. The investigation is over. We know what caused the fire. It was arson. We’re now actively searching for the suspect so we can develop a case that’s sufficient enough to have a successful prosecution. AJ: Do you have a suspect? Have they been brought in for questioning? Harris. Again, I can’t comment at this time because it’s part of the active investigation. AJ: Is the public in danger from this particular arsonist? Why or why not? Harris: The public is always in danger from arsonists. Whether it’s this particular arsonist or the arsonists we have in the community on a regular basis. We have a large number of human-caused fires throughout the state of California and Auburn is not exempt from that. AJ: What about a data base to keep track of arsonists? Is there one and if not would you like to see one? Harris: We used to have a data base, the A
