Cops round up two dozen alleged firestarters in NSW

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Police have caught 24 alleged firebugs. 9News

A further 53 people faced legal action for allegedly failing to comply with a total fire ban.

Most international studies have settled on a typical profile: White male, mid-20s, patchy employment record, often above average intelligence but poor academic achievement and stunted social development. FBI criminal profilers believe arsonists fall into three categories, defined by motivation: thrill-seekers, attention-seekers and those chasing recognition.

Sokaluk became one of Victoria's worst killers in 2009 when his fire killed 10, razed more than 150 homes and destroyed 36,000 hectares of land.

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