Arson Suspect Said to Complain of Employer
From Times Wire Reports
A security guard accused of burning down homes at a housing development where he worked told investigators he was upset that his employer did not show enough sympathy after his infant son died this year, according to court papers released in Greenbelt.
Aaron L. Speed, 21, who worked for Security Services of America, told police he took a leave from his job from August to October because of the company’s “indifference to the death of his infant son,” the papers say.
Speed was jailed pending a hearing next week.
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