There is an ARSONIST here in LA. May you be beaten unrecognizable!!!
The pain you have caused!!!” the actor wrote on X, with the post going viral with more than 1.9 million views at the time of writing.
Winkler’s theory caused netizens to argue in the comment section, with one side supporting his idea and the other dismissing it as the “ramblings of an old man.”
However, new video evidence shared earlier today could prove the actor right.“
People are lighting fires in otherwise non-burning urban areas of LA,” the viral clip read, which surpassed Winkler’s tweet with more than 6.5 million views combined.
In the video,a number of people are seen throwing flammable items into a massive fire in Santa Monica, California, with passersby looking in disbelief as the flames increase in size, threatening to light a couple of tall trees in the area. “Stay safe and call in any activity ASAP.
We don’t need more flames out here,” a retweet wrote.
January 11, 2025 — Los Angeles, CA — A controversial post by actor Henry Winkler on social media has set the internet ablaze as new evidence emerges regarding a growing arson problem in Los Angeles.
The actor, known for his role in Happy Days, took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his outrage, writing, “There is an ARSONIST here in LA.
May you be beaten unrecognizable!!! The pain you have caused!!!” The post quickly went viral, garnering over 1.9 million views at the time of writing. Winkler’s blunt statement sparked a heated debate in the comment section, with some supporting his claim and others dismissing it as the “ramblings of an old man.”
While opinions remained divided, a new video surfaced earlier today, giving weight to Winkler’s alarming claims.
The footage, which has now amassed over 6.5 million combined views, shows several individuals deliberately throwing flammable items into an already massive fire in Santa Monica, California.
Onlookers can be seen in disbelief as the fire grows, threatening to ignite nearby trees and endanger the surrounding area.
The video’s caption reads, “People are lighting fires in otherwise non-burning urban areas of LA,” amplifying concerns about the arson threat.
A retweet of the video cautioned, “Stay safe and call in any activity ASAP. We don’t need more flames out here.”
As fire departments work tirelessly to control the blazes and authorities investigate the potential for a coordinated arson campaign, the growing fear over public safety continues to ripple through the city.
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