Frustrated employee turns arsonist

Wed 5th May, 2010

Munich. Due to anger and frustration over his strict boss, compounded by a relatively bad salary, a 45- years old Moosach man vented his frustration by starting over 20 fires in Moosach.

The 45-years old worker felt bullied and exploited by his boss. Whenever his frustration was too much, he prowled his neighborhood streets at night setting alight the contents of recycling containers, until he was caught by the police. Upon his arrest, he admitted liability and showed police all the hitherto unknown crime scenes.

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