The person accused of igniting the catastrophic Pacific Palisades wildfire in Los Angeles has been hit with a federal indictment.

Based on the U.S. Division of Justice, Jonathan Rinderknecht was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on three counts together with two felonies. They’re all tied to the New 12 months’s Day blaze that destroyed practically 7,000 properties and companies and triggered an estimated $150 billion in damages.

The indictment fees him with arson affecting property utilized in interstate commerce, destruction of property by fireplace, and timber set afire that are all critical federal crimes.

Prosecutors say Rinderknecht deliberately set a brush fireplace within the hills above L.A. on January 1, which firefighters initially managed to knock down however days later, it reignited and exploded into what turned often known as the Palisades Fireplace, devastating whole neighborhoods.