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.
Read more: Toronto police seek witnesses after 4 cars, front porch, garbage set on fire on Weston Road
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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