Myrtle Beach’s wife supposedly began South Carolina fire that burned 2,000 acres

South Carolina authorities have arrested and accused 40 years Myrtle Beach woman In relation to a fire that burned more than 2,000 acres around March 1.

Alexandra Bialusow is accused of a cause of caused/negligent fire allowing fire to extend to land on the other and a fire regulation charge in certain lands, according to Horry County records.

The officials in charge of enforcing the Law of the Forestry Commission of the South Carolina determined that a fire well in the property of Bialousow allegedly lit the 2,000 acres fire in Covington Drive.

“Bialusow is accused of not taking the appropriate precautions to prevent their rubble SCFC in a press release.

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Alexandra Bialusow, 40, is accused of a fire of fire caused/negligently that the fire extends to the lands of another and a fire regulation charge in certain lands, according to the records of the Horry County. (WmbF-TV through AP/ Horry County)

An arrest warrant establishes that the suspect “did not have an appropriate water source”, or “any garden tool available to control the fire, allowing the fire to extend to the earth owned by Walker Woods Hoa”.

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The officials responsible for enforcing the Law of the Forestry Commission of the South Carolina determined that a fire well on the property of Alexandra Bialusow allegedly lit the 2,000 acres fire in Covington Drive. (South Carolina Forestry Commission)

Several neighbors witnessed that the fire began to extend, according to the order.

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Certain neighborhoods in the Carolina forest area were evacuated on March 1, but the order rose on Sunday. Structures were not destroyed and no injuries were reported as a result of the fire.

If it is convicted, Bialusow would face possible imprisonment and fines. Since then, it has been released from jail after publishing a bail of $ 7,500.