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Teen charged after 6 fires started at Regina’s Cornwall Centre

A teen was charged after fires were started at the Cornwall Centre.
A teen was charged after fires were started at the Cornwall Centre. Michael Bell / The Canadian Press

A 14-year-old has been charged with six counts of arson after fires were set in a downtown mall.

According to the Regina Police Service, six fires were started at the Cornwall Centre over a two week period.

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The teen was arrested after police received a report of a male starting a fire in the bathroom then leaving.

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Police say they spotted the 14-year-old on 11th Avenue. A further investigation led to charges for five other previous arson incidents that occurred at the Cornwall Centre between Dec. 10 and Dec. 16.

READ MORE: Police charge man with arson after November fires in southeast Calgary

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The youth, who can not be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, will make his first court appearance Friday afternoon.

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