PRINCETON, B.C. – RCMP have arrested a suspect in connection to a fire they say was deliberately set in a Princeton garage March 27th, a blaze that ended up destroying three homes.
Investigators say the late night fire was intentionally set in a garage attached to one of the homes that was destroyed.
“Due to the intense heat, the fire quickly spread to two other adjacent homes,” said Sgt. Barry Kennedy in a press release Tuesday.
The fire displaced four renters from the homes. The group lost all their belongings in the blaze and several vehicles were destroyed.
“It’s a blessing that there were no injuries associated to these fires,” said Kennedy.
The suspect remains in police custody. No name or charges have been released.
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