Fire-related crimes involve illegal activities that result in the destruction of property or endanger lives through fire. Common examples include arson, where individuals intentionally set fire to buildings or land, often for financial gain or revenge. These acts can lead to severe consequences, including injury, loss of life, and significant economic damage. Another aspect of fire-related crimes is the use of fireworks in prohibited areas, which can cause wildfires or injuries. Additionally, negligence, such as leaving a fire unattended, can also be considered a fire-related crime if it leads to dangerous situations. Authorities take these offenses seriously to protect communities and the environment.