Suspects involved in a Sept. 7 Antioch, California hate crime were arrested this week.
Atlanta Black Star reported last week that homeowner Roshon Williams woke up last Wednesday at 3 a.m. to a burning home and racist graffiti.
Williams, her son and daughter put out the fire with extinguishers and a water hose and saved the four children inside.
According to Antioch Police, 27-year-old Roy Charles Sorvari and 25-year-old Christyne Gail McDaniel knew the Williams family.
KTVU FOX 2 reports that the victim and one of McDaniel’s relatives had a heated confrontation prior to the hate crime.
Sorvari and McDaniel strategically placed Molotov cocktails at the exits, spray painted the n-word and swastikas on windows.
The suspects have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder, mayhem, torture, assault with a deadly weapon and arson.
The two are being held on $1,290,000 bail at the Contra Costa County Jail.
