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Reilly, P. (2026, September 16). Video shows teens shooting fireworks that sparked deadly, destructive Washington wildfire. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/16/us-news/video-shows-teen-shooting-fireworks-blamed-for-sparking-deadly-washington-wildfire/
Reilly, Patrick. “Video shows teens shooting fireworks that sparked deadly, destructive Washington wildfire.” New York Post, 16 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/16/us-news/video-shows-teen-shooting-fireworks-blamed-for-sparking-deadly-washington-wildfire/.
Reilly, Patrick. “Video shows teens shooting fireworks that sparked deadly, destructive Washington wildfire.” New York Post, September 16, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/16/us-news/video-shows-teen-shooting-fireworks-blamed-for-sparking-deadly-washington-wildfire/.
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On July 4, Michael Yakimov, 18, and his friends allegedly started a wildfire by shooting fireworks from the back of their truck on US Highway 97 in central Washington state. Video footage shows them laughing and encouraging each other to shoot at passing vehicles. The fire, named the Chelan Hills Fire, quickly spread over 15.6 square miles, destroying more than 100 structures including 19 homes. It also resulted in one fatality—Robert Lister, a 69-year-old Orondo resident—and injuries to six firefighters. The Douglas County Sheriff identified a specific firework, called a Trooper Turret, as the likely cause of ignition near milepost 233 on Highway 97. Authorities are seeking arrest warrants for five additional individuals over the age of 18 who were allegedly complicit in these actions.