At least five cars in an area of Long Beach have been set on fire recently and authorities have released a photo of a possible suspect.
Imagine walking to your car in the morning to drive to work and you find your vehicle completely destroyed by fire.
"They all appear to be in parking structures. In close proximity to this geographical area, downtown off of Seaside. The fact that they're all occurring in parking structures lends us to think that they are all related and interconnected," said Jake Heflin, fire captain with the Long Beach Fire Department.
"It's too frequent, it's happening more, it's like Russian roulette with the cars, we don't know whose car is next. Is it going to be my car? Is the guy, am I going to run into the guy when I'm getting up early to go to work. I don't know," said Kimberly Lewis. "I'm upset with them because of the amount of money we all spend to live here, we definitely should have security patrol. They say we do, we don't see them.There's usually some little kid walking around in saggy pants saying he's the patrol, but there's no security company. We need that constantly. There's over 400 units here," said Lewis.
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