A more thorough explanation:

Aggravated arson is a type of arson that involves setting fire to a property while knowing that people are inside or nearby. Arson is the act of intentionally setting fire to someone else's property, such as a house or building.

For example, if someone sets fire to a building with the intention of harming or killing someone inside, that would be considered aggravated arson. Another example would be if someone sets fire to a building knowing that it is occupied and people could be hurt or killed.

Aggravated arson is a serious crime that can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment and fines. It is considered more serious than regular arson because it puts people's lives in danger.