CHICAGO (WLS) -- The suspect in a deadly fire in Chicago's Austin neighborhood is due in court on Saturday.
Chicago police, with help from Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives officials, arrested 23-year-old Lontray Clark in Springfield earlier this week. Investigators said he intentionally started the apartment fire that left four people dead on June 26.
A judge Saturday ordered Clark to remain in jail pending his trial, saying he is a danger to the community after prosecutors laid out chilling details about what led up to the deadly attack and the evidence they say links Clark to the crime.
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Clark is facing first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, aggravated arson and other felony charges in connection with the fire that erupted on West North and North Laramie avenues, prompting a sizable response.
Investigators said the 23-year-old man became enraged and intentionally set the fatal fire to his friend's apartment building after learning that he may have started dating his ex-girlfriend. The alleged targets were not killed in the fire.
Last month, family members identified some of the victims to ABC7, including 27-year-old Destiny Henry, 32-year-old Regina Brown Henry, who was 3 months pregnant, and her 5-year-old son, Jayceon.
Community members identified the man killed as Brad Cummings. He was the editor of The Austin Voice, founded in 1985.
Several people were also injured, including Destiny's 4-year-old son, who remains in grave condition. Dozens of others were displaced.
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