A man from Austin was taken into custody on Wednesday. He is accused of breaking into a building and setting fires on the property. The incident occurred on East Cesar Chavez Street.
The man's actions did not end there, as he also allegedly assaulted an officer. This incident happened while he was being taken into custody. Further details about the arrest and the man's alleged actions are available from local news sources, including KXAN.
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