Texas Fireman Responds To Islamic Center Fire With Extremely Controversial Tweet According to recent reports, a man claiming to be a firefighter in Texas responded to a massive fire at the Houston Islamic center with a tweet reading Let it burnblock the fire hydrant. The tweet came just last week, right after the Quba Islamic Institute in Houston went up in flames. Although firefighters arrived on the scene and spent more than an hour fighting and extinguishing the fire, part of the building was lost for good. The owners are left with hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages. In response to the fire, Dustin Herron, alleged to be a volunteer firefighter, sent out the controversial tweet and received instant backlash. Now, Crystal Beach Volunteer Fire Department in Houston is speaking up to make sure everyone knows that Herron is not associated with their organization. There have been recent posts on social media from someone stating they are a member of our Fire Department and have posted hate messages against the Islamic Community, a representative for the organization claimed in a statement. Please know that this person, Dustin Herron, is not a member of the Crystal Beach Volunteer Fire Dept, nor has he ever been a member of our fire department. We are in the process of trying to track down Mr. Herron regarding the comments he made. We have also notified the Galveston County Sheriff Dept. regarding Mr. Herron falsely stating he is a fire fighter within our organization. We have received many e-mails regarding his recent social media post and comments. Please know that our volunteers give 100% effort 100% of the time. According to investigators, there are suspicions that the fire was a result of arson. 