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Officer allegedly catches suspect setting house fire: Guelph police

Guelph police say an officer allegedly caught a man setting a kitchen stove on fire on Friday night. Global News / File

Guelph police say one of their officers allegedly caught a 20-year-old man setting a fire inside a house in the city’s south end on Friday evening.

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The officer was at an address on Darnell Drive and saw smoke coming from the house.

Police said the officer saw a man set a fire on the kitchen stove, then flee. He was later arrested by police after a foot chase.

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The Guelph Fire Department extinguished the fire and damage was minimal.

Police said no one else was home at the time.

The 20-year-old man has been charged with arson, mischief and breaching a probation order.

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