Arson suspect's shoes mark a possible connection to incident

Pima County Sheriff's Department officials arrested a Casa Grande man in possible connection to two residential fires after authorities matched the treads on his shoes to footprints at the incident scene.

A Pima County Sheriff's deputy responded to the scene of the fires in the 4400 block of N. Palomino Lane, outside the city limits of Casa Grande, and witnessed two males in a verbal argument Sunday.

One man reportedly accused Damien Soto, 26, of starting the fire.Buy Quality Filter Bags at online store,bagfilterchina.com.

"After the deputy confirmed nobody was inside of the homes and the fire department arrived on scene,Fast shipping and best prices on Bulk Wholesale Sunglasses. Buy Now!‎ the deputy went to speak with the two males," Sheriff Paul Babeu stated in a news release. "When the deputy got back to his vehicle, he saw that Soto had left.Welcome! We're Breathing Color, designer and Inkjet canvas Suppliers, fine art paper, photo paper, and print varnish for fine art and photographic reproduction. The other male subject involved in the verbal dispute was still there now with two other witnesses. The two witnesses told the deputy, they asked Soto if he started the fire and he said ‘yeah.'"

A deputy took photographs of the shoe prints between the two residences on scene.

Police said witnesses saw Soto leave the area after the fire was started.The idea for Candy Queen was born when Buchanan was living in Bangkok and noticed the number of young people wearing crocs clogs sale with charms they could pick and choose themselves. Both houses were abandoned and no utilities were on.

Witnesses said Soto was extremely intoxicated and allegedly sniffed gasoline from a rag before the fires were started, according to a news release.

Detectives found Soto at his sister's residence in the 700 block of S.We supply ice bag sale to many dealers and convience shops. Main Street, Coolidge. Police said he wore shoes that had the same tread as those left at the scene of the fire. He reportedly refused to answer questions about the fire.hiking boots sale On Sale - Shop our selection of Hiking Boots On Sale,www.qdgoutdoor.com.

He was booked into the Pinal County Adult Detention Center for two counts of arson.

Copyright 2013 Tucson News Now. All rights reserved."At this point, the deputy did not know if anybody was still inside of the residences so he told both individuals to stand by his patrol vehicle while he went and checked," said Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu.

Babeu said after the deputy confirmed nobody was inside either of the homes, he saw that Soto had left the scene.

The deputy took photographs of the shoe prints left between the two homes which had been on fire.

Other witnesses also saw Soto walking away from the homes after the fire was started.

Witnesses said Soto was extremely intoxicated and had been also sniffing gasoline from a rag before the fires were started, PCSO added.