司法 · Salisbury arson caseSalisbury house arson: Homeowner charged after five cats rescued unharmed文字 2026年10月26日 下午1:34 [UTC]觀看逐字稿0:07Firefighters rescued five cats unharmed from a house fire.0:09Investigators say was deliberately set.0:11The homeowner, sixty-six-year old Michael S.0:14Satterfield, faces arson and animal cruelty charges and remains held without bond.0:18The fire caused an estimated one hundred and seventy five dollars zero in damage.0:22What have investigators determined about the fire?0:25And what will prosecutors still have to prove?0:27The fire struck a home in the six thousand block of Hunter's Mill Drive in0:30Salisbury, in Wicomico County.0:32Deputy State Fire Marshals say it began in the attached garage of the one story0:37single family house.0:38Satterfield was already in jail when a deputy served the arson warrant.0:42Maryland State Police had detained him on related traffic charges.0:45The warrant was served at the Wicomico County Detention Center early Sunday.0:49The fire was reported Saturday, October twenty-four.0:52The warrant followed early Sunday, October twenty-five, and officials announced the0:55charges that afternoon.0:56Satterfield appeared before a commissioner and was ordered held without bond.1:00Family members discovered the fire, and arriving crews found flames in the garage1:04area of the wood, framed home.1:06A smoke alarm was present in the house.1:08About forty firefighters from Hebron and nearby volunteer departments responded to1:12the single alarm fire.1:13They brought it under control in about thirty minutes.1:15After extinguishing the blaze, firefighters found all five cats unharmed and carried1:19them out safely.1:20The Hebron Volunteer Fire Department asked deputy state fire marshals to investigate1:24where and how the fire began.1:26Investigators from the Wickamiko County State's Attorney's Office also came to the1:29scene that night and worked alongside them.1:31Deputy fire marshals concluded that someone intentionally and maliciously set the1:35garage fire.1:36Their criminal investigation identified Satterfield as the suspect, and they1:40obtained an arrest warrant.1:41Prosecutors still have to prove the charges against him in court.1:44An early dispatch allegation described a man pouring gasoline around the house.1:48Investigators haven't publicly identified the evidence behind their conclusion that1:52the garage fire was deliberate or confirmed that gasoline account.1:55Satterfield hasn't been convicted of these charges.1:58Satterfield faces first and second degree arson, along with first and second degree2:03malicious burning.2:04The other charges include threat of arson.2:06Reckless endangerment and offense officials call intoxicated danger and five counts2:11of animal cruelty.2:12Fire officials allege he left the five cats inside after setting the fire.2:15Each animal cruelty count concerns one of those cats.2:18All five survived unharmed, even though the fire damaged the residence and2:22possessions inside.2:23The estimated losses break down to one hundred fifty dollars, zero for the house and2:27twenty-five dollars, zero for belongings.2:29Together, that's about one hundred and seventy-five dollars zero.2:33Those figures describe estimated fire damage.2:35The eventual cost of rebuilding could differ.2:38At his initial appearance, Satterfield waived his right to an attorney.2:41As of Monday, October twenty-sixth, no attorney was listed for him in court records.2:45He can still obtain counsel later.2:47The potential prison exposure has been described in two different ways: up to2:51seventy, two years, and more than seventy, two years.2:54The larger figure matches the maximum fire officials gave when announcing the2:57charges.2:58If convicted of all charges, Satterfield faces a maximum of over seventy, two years3:03in prison, over one hundred and five dollars, zero in fines, or both.3:06Any eventual punishment would depend on the convictions and the court sentencing3:10decisions.3:11A next hearing date hasn't been announced.3:13Prosecutors will have to present the evidence supporting the charges as the case3:16proceeds.3:17Satterfield remains at the Wickomico County Detention Center without bond.閱讀文章事件時間軸HeyDex短片 ↗誰報導了什麼多家媒體報導的要點Charges filed against Satterfield2 家媒體Execution of Satterfield’s arrest warrant2 家媒體Fire investigators’ finding on the cause2 家媒體Time and location of the reported fire2 家媒體Satterfield held without bond2 家媒體Animal cruelty charges involving the cats2 家媒體Rescue and condition of the five cats2 家媒體Estimated fire damage2 家媒體Time taken to contain the fire2 家媒體Potential prison sentence if convicted2 家媒體Potential financial penalties if convicted2 家媒體Number of firefighters who responded2 家媒體僅一家媒體報導的要點6僅FOX 5 DC報導Warrant obtained for Satterfield’s arrest10月26日 上午1:03 UTCSatterfield identified as primary suspect10月26日 上午1:03 UTCSatterfield’s custody before the warrant was served10月26日 上午1:03 UTC僅Firehouse報導Traffic charges connected to detention10月26日 下午12:48 UTCSatterfield’s legal representation at initial appearance10月26日 下午12:48 UTCRequest to investigate the fire’s cause10月26日 下午12:48 UTC每一行都是我們從該媒體報導中記錄的說法。比較截至 2026年10月26日 下午2:19 [UTC]。
