All three suspects connected to a July residential arson investigation have been taken into custody. <\/p>\n
Police said the final outstanding suspect, Ruby Leann Hernandez, 17, was arrested on Oct. 8.<\/p>\n
The investigation began July 2, when officers responded to a residential structure fire on Desert Silver Drive at about 2:45 a.m.<\/p>\n
RELATED: <\/a>Overnight house fire engulfs home in Horizon City<\/a><\/p>\n Upon arrival, officers found a home and multiple vehicles engulfed in flames. Everyone inside the home was able to evacuate safely, and no human injuries were reported. <\/p>\n However, the fire caused extensive damage to the home and three vehicles. A family pet also died in the fire.<\/p>\n Emergency Services District No. 1 responded to extinguish the flames. <\/p>\n Police later investigated the incident as arson, with preliminary property damage estimates totaling approximately $274,000.<\/p>\n According to police, investigators identified three suspects believed to be involved in intentionally setting the fire: Jesus Adrian Servin, 23; Hernandez, 17; and a 15-year-old boy.<\/p>\n Investigators determined that fireworks were used to ignite the fire, according to the department.<\/p>\n Police said the department’s Flock Safety camera system helped detectives identify a vehicle used in the incident. <\/p>\n That information, along with additional evidence, helped investigators identify the suspects.<\/p>\n Servin was arrested on July 23. The 15-year-old was taken into custody and processed through the Juvenile Probation Department on Sept. 22.<\/p>\n Hernandez, the final outstanding suspect, was arrested Oct. 8 and booked into the El Paso County Detention Facility on an outstanding arrest warrant for arson, police said.<\/p>\n After investigators identified Hernandez as a suspect and obtained an arrest warrant, the case was referred to the U.S. Marshals Service for assistance in locating her.<\/p>\n Horizon City Police Chief Marco A. Vargas credited the department’s Criminal Investigations Division, patrol officers, Emergency Services District No. 1 and assisting law enforcement agencies for their work on the case.<\/p>\n RECOMMENDED: El Paso man arrested on 45 felony charges, including child porn counts<\/a><\/p>\n