Orange County officials recognized for arson investigation contribution
Executive Assistant District Attorney Stewart Rosenwasser received the "Arson Prosecutor of the Year" for convicting a man who burned his restaurant for profit in 2017.
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Nov 17, 2023, 1:22 PM
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1h agoOrange County officials have been recognized for their work on an arson investigation.
Executive Assistant District Attorney Stewart Rosenwasser received the "Arson Prosecutor of the Year" for convicting a man who burned his restaurant for profit in 2017.
Other law enforcement and private investigators involved in the case were also acknowledged.
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