Two men have been arrested for starting a fire that caused $400,000 in damages to a plaza in Fairfield in December. The fire, which occurred at Heritage Square Plaza on Post Road, was reportedly started when the men tried to ignite dry leaves in the building’s stairwell. The blaze quickly escalated, causing firefighters to evacuate the area and work to get it under control.
The suspects are now facing charges including arson and reckless endangerment. They were released on $50,000 bonds and are scheduled to appear in court on Feb. 10. The police department emphasized the seriousness of arson, stating that it endangers lives, property, and the safety of the community. Authorities are reminding the public to handle flammable materials with extreme caution to prevent similar incidents in the future. Preventative measures are crucial in ensuring the safety of individuals and preventing tragedies.
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