Toilet fire arson
Detectives believe that the small fire in a men’s toilet at D.1.C.-Beaths on Wednesday may have been started by children. Tlie fire had been confirmed as arson but no arrest had been made said Detective Senior-Sergeant M. J. Muddiman.
11 Staff were still trying t to estimate the cost • I of the damage, most of which ■ | was caused by water from i the store's sprinkler system ■ I The sprinklers had extin--1 guished the flames by the : I time firemen arrived, but the . j water damaged several dis- ■ play cases and some clothing-
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Press, 21 April 1979, Page 21
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95Toilet fire arson Press, 21 April 1979, Page 21
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