Investigation into Palisades Fire focuses on possible human cause
Law enforcement said an early focus of the investigation into the start of the Pacific Palisades Fire is on possible human cause. NBC News’ Dana Griffin explains that human cause is not necessarily intentional and can mean anything from arson to someone throwing a cigarette butt out the window.
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