Councilman is accused of trying to murder Dannyville’s person in a fire attack

A man who allegedly soaked Virginia City Council According to charging documents, he was in the petrol and on Wednesday as he was set on fire, police told police that he was intention to assume the attack.

Danville City Council member Lee Vogaller, 39, was working in the showcase magazine, where he served as a sales director, when a 29 -year -old Shotsie Michael Buck Hes, a 29 -year -old, poured a five gallon bucket of gasoline on Vogler and set fire to him. Danville Police Department.

Recognized the haus between the Vogaller AttackAfter escaping to the scene, the authorities helped to quickly arrest the authorities on some blocks, police said.

Hess later told the police A report From the Associated Press. The court records were first reported Danville Register and B??

On July 30, 2025, Danville, Va. (Danville Police Department; Instagram via @Levogler)

The Virginia Councilman set fire to petrol at his office at his office

Officers SAIDs said that Vogler and Hess were recognizing each other, and the incident arises from the “personal matter”, not related to the location of the Danville City Council or any other vocaller. Political relationships.

Hais has been accused of trying First-post murder Officers officials say and malicious injuries. He has been placed in Danville City jail without bonds.

Vogler was taken to the regional medical facility for treatment, officials officials said. His current position is unknown.

The murder was attempted in the showcase magazine building, where Danville, Wa. (Google Maps)

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According to the city’s website, Vogler was elected to the Dannville City Council in May.

Vogler’s wife, Blair, in a social media post, wrote that the family man was healed with courage and determination.

After the attack, Virginia City Councilor Lee Vogger was taken to the hospital. (Instagram via@Levogler)

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“He has faced this challenge as he expected,” he said, “He has faced every obstacle in his life – patience, determination and a unwavering feeling. Lee is a soldier,” Blear Vogalr wrote. “As his wife, I have stood up to his neighborhood and lower things, and I can certify the integrity I serve. Beyond the captions and public moments, there is a man who loves his family, city and the people there.”

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Showcase magazine, Vogler’s office and Hesa’s attorney Edward Lavado did not respond immediately to the requests made for the comment of Fox News Digital.

The Associated Press contributed to the report.