Chamel Abdulkarim, 29, faces one count of aggravated arson and six counts of arson-structure/forest land, which involves the willful and malicious burning of buildings or land, according to court records. He could be arraigned Friday at a Rancho Cucamonga courthouse.

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Police arrested Abdulkarim on suspicion of felony arson soon after the fire broke out. Authorities say he was working at the Kimberly-Clark Distribution Center through a third-party company at the time.