On Wednesday, prosecutors declared that they had filed numerous charges, including assault with intent to murder, against a Detroit man who is alleged to have attempted to set fire to two former coworkers.
The guy was fired from his position at a printing equipment company for leaving threatening messages for two female coworkers, according to Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy and associate prosecutor Lisa Coyle, as reported by the Detroit Free Press.
According to the authorities, he returned to the company on Monday and discovered the two women seated in a car that he doused with gasoline and set on fire.
According to the Free Press, the women had major burns and were listed in critical condition as of Tuesday. White said the suspect was pursued by a witness who detained him until the cops showed up.
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The individual was placed under arrest at the Wayne County Jail by the magistrate after he declined to seek legal counsel. With a curse, the man walked out of the hearing.
The defendant had not hired Jessica Cheaib, a defense lawyer who was available when the man was arraigned during the court hearing, so she declined to speak.
