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(KNOX) -A Grafton woman was arrested after allegedly starting several small fires and threatening to kill a man last week.
According to legal records the Walsh County Sheriff’s Office was called to 141st Avenue in Grafton after a man said that a woman was setting fires and threatened him with a gun.
Paula Anderson walked towards Walsh County deputies with her hands up and was detained.
Deputies did not locate any firearms, several cartridges of .22 caliber ammunition in Anderson’s pants pockets were found.
The deputies confirmed that there were several small fires around the area, which the Park River Fire Department was called.
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