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What is the profile of an arsonist?

According to a recent report by the Environmental Prosecutor's Office, those responsible for the so-called "nonsensical" forest fires are usually people between 36 and 46 years old, with poor school performance, without a partner , who are unemployed or occupy positions in sectors like construction or administration. They usually help in the work of extinguishing the fire that they have caused if it occurs at dusk. Normally they do not know the owner of the burned land or have any relationship with him. During their detention, they appear scared or nervous, and end up declaring themselves responsible for the fire and the blaze.

If the fire takes place in daylight, they light more than one bulb. Usually these arsonists have health problems and have been in psychological or psychiatric treatment.

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