Arizona election ballots damaged after USPS mailbox lit on fire, suspect arrested
Around 20 election ballots have been burned in Phoenix, Arizona during a suspected arson incident targeting a U.S. Postal Service mailbox, officials say.
Phoenix mailbox fire damages 20 mail-in ballots
Maricopa County voters are being contacted after roughly 20 mail-in ballots were destroyed in a mailbox fire. The Phoenix Fire Department received a report around 1 a.m. of mailbox fire outside a U.S.
Phoenix police ID suspect in connection with mailbox fire where ballots burned
Dieter Klofkorn, 35, was booked into a Maricopa County jail on one charge of arson and said he "wanted to be arrested," police said.
Electoral ballots damaged in Phoenix after someone set fire to a mailbox; arrest made
Dieter Klofkorn, 35, has been arrested for allegedly burning 20 electoral ballots inside a mailbox in Phoenix, Arizona on Thursday morning.
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The individual allegedly set fire to the mailbox early Thursday morning at a Post Office at 3905 North 7th Avenue, the Phoenix Fire Department wrote in a statement to Newsweek. Firefighters forced the box open and put out the fire, finding that ballots and other mail was damaged.
Man arrested for Phoenix mailbox fire that damaged early ballots
Phoenix police have arrested a 35-year-old for allegedly setting fire to a United States Postal Service mailbox in Phoenix early Thursday morning, damaging several ballots dropped in the box, ahead of the November election.
Suspect arrested after multiple ballots damaged in Phoenix mailbox fire
PHOENIX – An unknown number of Arizona ballots were damaged early Thursday in a Phoenix mailbox fire, authorities said. Mayor Kate Gallego announced on social media that a suspect was in custody. No other details about the arrest were immediately available.
Police: Suspect arrested after USPS Collections Box set on fire, damaging 20 mailed ballots
Officials said 35-year-old Dieter Bradford Klofkorn was arrested for an outstanding and unrelated warrant. While in custody, police said he admitted to the arson because he “wanted to be arrested” and claimed his actions “were not politically motivated” and were unrelated to the upcoming election.
Suspect Arrested After Arizona Mailbox Set on Fire, Damaging Ballots
While responding to the incident, firefighters forced the box open and extinguished the fire, it added. A figure was not given for the number of ballots damaged but ABC15 reported that approximately 20 were damaged,
Ballots damaged in Phoenix mailbox fire. What to know
Voters who used the mailbox within the last 36 hours should check the status of their ballots, said Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer.
Police arrest man after Ariz. mailbox fire destroys small number of ballots
Police have arrested a suspect for allegedly starting a fire in a United States Postal Service mailbox in Phoenix that damaged a number of election ballots, officials announced Thursday.
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