Bookkeeper for Kearny Mesa Business Convicted of Setting it On Fire in 2019 to Cover Missing Funds ...Middle East

Fire scene at Off Road Warehouse in Kearny Mesa. Image via 10news.com The bookkeeper for a Kearny Mesa auto parts business that burned down in 2019 was convicted Monday of setting the business ablaze to cover up that more than $740,000 went missing under her watch. Carey Alice Hernandez, 46, was found guilty by a San Diego federal jury of setting fire to Off Road Warehouse on March 28, 2019 — its second in just four months. No one was injured. Last night, San Diego City Firefighters responded to a large warehouse fire in Kearny Mesa. It took about 30 minutes and a 2nd alarm to knock down the blaze. Despite heavy damages to the building, no one was injured. The cause is under in

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