Masked Woman Sets Brand New Abortion Clinic On Fire In Wyoming – Video

Police Hunting For Arsonist Who Set A Brand New Abortion Clinic On Fire In Wyoming

Police are currently on the lookout for a woman who reportedly set fire to a brand new abortion clinic in Wyoming last month. Security cameras captured a woman who was seen wearing a mask and hooded shirt while she broke into the Wellspring Health Access Clinic in Casper.

Authorities said the woman acted alone and described her as a white woman who is about 5 feet and 7 inches with a medium build as reported by Metro UK. The arson attempt took place last month and police believe she acted alone.

When firefighters arrived at the scene, they discovered a broken window and smoke coming out of the building. A witness who called the police said they heard the suspect breaking a glass window and saw her leaving with a gas can and a black bag.

“The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Denver Field Division (ATF) is offering a $5,000 reward to anyone who provides information leading to an arrest of the suspect.

Those with information are encouraged to call the ATF at 307-633-9400. Upon review and analysis of available surveillance footage, investigators located video of the suspect intentionally setting fire to the building. The suspect, who investigators believe acted alone, is believed to be a white female, medium build, standing between 5’6” and 5’8” tall.

The suspect was wearing a surgical mask for the majority of the time she is on surveillance footage, aside from one moment in which she pulls the mask down. The suspect entered the building around 3:30 am and was inside the building for around fifteen minutes.”

No injuries were reported at the time of the fire and investigators said the inside of the building was damaged. The clinic was scheduled to be officially opened in mid-June but due to the fire, the date was pushed back, organizers said in a statement. Prior to the fire, the only medical abortion clinic that was available in the state was located in Jackson, which is five hours away from the new building.