Richmond Hill Man Charged With Setting Fire to Home with Wife, Children Inside

Photo: Jeffrey Brian Enfinger (Bryan County Jail)

A Richmond Hill man has been charged with Arson and a host of other charges following a fire at a home in Bryan County.

According to criminal arrest warrants, Jeffrey Brian Enfinger was arrested by the Richmond Hill Police Department. Warrants state that Enfinger knowingly damaged a house located on Egret Circle in Richmond Hill by means of fire back on June 25, 2025. Reportedly, Enfinger set a fire in the attic of the occupied single-family dwelling using an open flame and set fire to a mattress in the primary bedroom. The documents state that Enfinger’s wife and two juvenile children were in the home at the time. 

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“The investigation revealed that the Accused was the only person in the attic, and no competent heat sources were located within the fire’s area of origin,” the warrants state.

Enfinger is also facing three counts of Aggravated Assault (Family Violence) due to the fire placing the lives of the three individuals in danger.

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Court records show that bond was denied for Enfinger at his First Appearance hearing before a Magistrate Judge. He has remained behind bars since his arrest a little more than a month ago.

Enfinger is represented by the Public Defender’s Office for the Atlantic Judicial Circuit and is expected to appear in court next week before Judge Robert Russell.

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Jessica Szilagyi

Jessica Szilagyi is Publisher of TGV News. She focuses primarily on state and local politics as well as issues in law enforcement and corrections. She has a background in Political Science with a focus in local government and has a Master of Public Administration from the University of Georgia.

Jessica is a "Like It Or Not" contributor for Fox5 in Atlanta and co-creator of the Peabody Award-nominated podcast 'Prison Town.'

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