A man in Wisconsin was arrested this week and accused of arson because they set fire to a local strip club – later the police told him to set fire to the joint because they were ‘against his beliefs’.
Colton Jansen, 25, was brought by the police on Tuesday after being caught on surveillance images with the help of a propane torch to set fire to a tissue box after breaking the Showgirls of the shooter in the city every mound, according to the Sheriff’s Sheriff’s Office from Dunn County.
The accused arsonist would have told the researchers that he was not a fan of “those clubs” and found them “disgusting”, according to a criminal complaint obtained through several points of sale.
The police, together with eleven local fire brigades, responded to shaking around 5 am to January 18 after they were warned by motorists at Interstate 94 that the structure had been flooded in flames, said delegates.
No injuries were reported, officials said, but the club has been closed since the fire.
Authorities have recovered security images that Jansen caught in the location and tried to break into an ATM, a pull tab, and a cuddle machine with a claw of animals with a metal beam before the club set fire, according to the criminal complaint, According to the criminal complaint, Weau reported.
The alleged Firebug was later identified as a suspect after the police had followed his car from the location to his Comstock house with the help of license plate readers.
Jansen initially denied every involvement and claimed that his car had been stolen, but he would later admit that he had inflamed the company because of his contempt for strip clubs, the outlet reported.
The police also grabbed the torch from his vehicle and boots that corresponded to the suspect in the images.
Jansen was accused of arson, burglary and possession of major tools, according to online court reports.
He has to go back to court on January 28.
