Police in Toronto are searching for a man that officers allege started a dumpster fire in October.
Toronto police said they were called to the area of College Street and Manning Avenue on Oct. 31 at around 10 a.m. for an arson call.
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It is alleged that a man started a fire in a dumpster beside a building and then left the area by foot.
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Police described him as having a slim build with blonde hair in a ponytail.
He wore a bandana, a light-coloured jacket, grey sweatpants and black shoes. He was carrying a black cross-body shoulder bag, according to police.
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