Tow trucks, other vehicles burned in alleged arson in Brampton, police say | CBC News
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Tow trucks, other vehicles burned in alleged arson in Brampton, police say | CBC News
"Peel police are investigating an alleged arson at a Brampton auto repair shop after two tow trucks and surrounding vehicles were found on fire Tuesday morning. Fire crews responded to calls reporting multiple vehicles on fire in the lot of a business near Rutherford Road S. and Orenda Road around 3:15 a.m., Const. Amanda Steenson told reporters at the scene. Police are looking for two suspects who were seen pouring gasoline on the tow trucks, Steenson said."
"Surveillance video of the property obtained by CBC News show a person walking around the tow trucks and another vehicle. The video shows them appearing to douse one of the trucks with an unknown liquid moments before it ignites into flames that then spread to the surrounding vehicles. No one was injured in the fire and there is no reason to believe there is a threat to public safety, Steenson said. She said police are still working to determine a motive."
Peel police are investigating an alleged arson in Brampton after two tow trucks and nearby vehicles were found on fire Tuesday morning. Fire crews responded to calls of multiple vehicles ablaze near Rutherford Road S and Orenda Road around 3:15 a.m. Two suspects were seen pouring gasoline on the tow trucks; one wore a white shirt and grey pants. Surveillance footage shows a person dousing a tow truck with an unknown liquid moments before it ignited and flames spread. No injuries were reported and police say there is no public safety threat. Investigators are probing a possible link to a similar tow-truck arson last week and ask the public for tips or video.
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