The man accused of intentionally starting one of Washington’s most destructive wildfires is expected to enter his plea in court.

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The man arrested in connection with a Spokane wildfire that burned over 800 structures will appear in court for his arraignment Thursday.

The alleged arsonist in the first of three devastating wildfires in Washington state last week admitted to igniting the blaze and more than two dozen others since last year, court documents show.

Newly obtained court documents detail the moment a man was arrested, accused of starting a fire that’s wreaking havoc in the Spokane area.

A man charged with starting a wildfire in Spokane, Wash., admitted the crime, describing how he planned it for weeks and created a device to ignite a blaze that destroyed hundreds of buildings, police said.

Aaron Farinacci, 37, is accused of causing the Old Trails Fire, one of three fires tearing through eastern Washington near Spokane.