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32 MacIntosh St., Halifax

Sept. 9, 2019

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This fire involved a single unit dwelling. There were no injuries and no fatalities.

The ignition source was determined to be from a mixture of chemicals. The area of origin was determined to be a small room on the main floor.

There were no operating smoke alarms..

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Police Release

Youth arrested in relation to suspicious fire

A youth has been arrested in relation to a fire that occurred earlier this morning in Halifax.

At approximately 10:15 a.m. police and fire responded to a report of a structure fire on McIntosh Street in Halifax.​ The preliminary investigation provided concerns for public safety as further incendiary devices were located on the property.

A male youth had been arrested in relation to the investigation and police are expected to be on scene for an extended period of time.

Surrounding residences have been evacuated and police are asking the public to remain away from the area.

The youth arrested in relation to yesterday’s fire in Halifax is scheduled to appear in Halifax Youth Court today to face the following charges:

• Possession of explosive devices contrary to Section 82(1) of the criminal code.
• Mischief contrary to Section 430(1)d of the criminal code.
• Arson with disregard to human life contrary to Section 433(a) of the criminal code.
• Arson causing damage to property contrary to Section 434 of the criminal code.