YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – A local man charged with arson pleaded guilty in court and will spend more than a year behind bars.
22-year-old Angel Isaiah Alvarado pled guilty to two counts on Thursday including arson of a structure, which is a class four felony.
Alvarado was accused of setting fire to both the historic Southern Pacific Freight Depot and a second building in March.
His sentencing hearing is scheduled for October 17.
Alvarado will spend a year and half in prison.
Once he’s released, he will be under supervised probation for four years.
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