Lafayette Fire investigators are looking for a Lafayette woman in connection with a car fire that happened in January.
Teralyn Broussard, 31, the owner of the car, is wanted on a warrant for arson with intent to defraud. Her boyfriend, Courtney Crouchet, 34, turned himself in yesterday and was booked with arson with intent to defraud and criminal mischief.
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Firefighters were called to a vehicle fire on January 20 at about 4 a.m. at Deballion Park. They found a vehicle fully involved; they put out the fire and tried to determine who the car belonged to, a spokesman said. A short time later, Crouchet reported the vehicle stolen. Investigators continued looking into the fire, as a car theft and arson, but determined that the vehicle had been set on fire intentionally, allegedly to collect insurance on it.
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Investigators believe the vehicle was falsely reported stolen and moved to the location where it was torched, a spokesman said.
The investigation is ongoing. Investigators believe others may have been involved in the vehicle fire. Anyone with information is asked to contact Lafayette Fire Department at 291-8716 or Crime Stoppers 232-TIPS.