Suspicious Fires - FSJ09-4584

Posted 8 June 2009 - 3:32pm

The BC Forest Service is looking for any information in relation to fires that they believe were deliberately set on Hwy 29 between Fort St. John & Hudson's Hope at the end of April beginning of May. A total of 8 fires were set during this time period, predominantly in the afternoon hours.

Any information that anyone has is greatly appreciated.

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