NC police arrested a man observed tossing Molotov cocktails at two churches.

The person who was caught on camera in the arson investigation has been revealed to be a local citizen of Fayetteville by the investigators.

Authorities in North Carolina say they have apprehended a guy on suspicion of throwing Molotov cocktails at two churches over the Memorial Day weekend. According to the authorities, the man was caught in North Carolina.

Terry Wayne Raeford, 57 years old, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, was taken into custody and charged with two counts of making or putting together a weapon of mass destruction, as well as two counts of causing malicious damage to occupied property with an explosive or incendiary device, according to an announcement made by the sheriff of Cumberland County, North Carolina, Ennis W. Wright, on Monday. Raeford is accused of using an explosive or incendiary device to cause

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According to Wright, Raeford threw Molotov cocktails at least two churches in Cumberland County, which is located in North Carolina. The churches were targeted because of their religious affiliation.