William Hoglund, a 59-year-old resident of St. Cloud, Minnesota, faces
possible felony arson charges for allegedly setting his sock on fire
during an argument over a communal dryer.
According to information provided by the St. Cloud police, at around 9pm
on Tuesday night, officers responded to a report of a fire in an
apartment building.
"Investigation revealed that [Hoglund]... intentionally started his sock on fire in the hallway outside of an apartment, due to an argument with another tenant over the use of the communal dryer," a St. Cloud police news release says.
"The fire caused minor damage to the carpet in the hallway." Nobody was injured. Hoglund remains in custody at Stearns County Jail. Charges are pending.
"Investigation revealed that [Hoglund]... intentionally started his sock on fire in the hallway outside of an apartment, due to an argument with another tenant over the use of the communal dryer," a St. Cloud police news release says.
"The fire caused minor damage to the carpet in the hallway." Nobody was injured. Hoglund remains in custody at Stearns County Jail. Charges are pending.
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