Long Island, New York Teen Suspect in Firebomb Case Pleads Guilty

In return he will serve only 10 days in prison, 500 hours of community service, and five years probation.
Nov. 25, 2003
WABC - New York
The house in flames in July.
The house in flames in July.
(New York-WABC, November 25, 2003) -- A Long Island teenager is admitting he helped firebomb the home of Mexican immigrants.

William Lutz, 16, pleaded guilty yesterday to burning down that home in Farmingville last July 5.

Lutz agreed to testify against four of his friends.

In return he will serve only 10 days in prison, 500 hours of community service, and five years probation.

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