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Police Investigate Arson in Oshawa, Seek Public Assistance

Justin Barber

Oct 29, 2024 — 1 min read

On October 6, 2024, a fire occurred in a residential area of Oshawa, specifically at Eddystone Path and Okanagan Path. The fire, which has been classified as arson, caused extensive damage to multiple homes, with damages estimated to exceed $2 million. Fortunately, the occupants of the affected residence were able to evacuate safely, and no physical injuries were reported.

The Durham Regional Police Service is seeking assistance from the public in their investigation. They are requesting anyone with cell phone, dashcam, or surveillance footage related to the incident to come forward. As of now, multiple suspects are still at large, and no arrests have been made.

Individuals with information are encouraged to contact Detective Constable Hutcheson of the Central East Division Criminal Investigations Branch. Additionally, anonymous tips can be submitted to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, where tipsters may qualify for a cash reward.

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Soper Creek Trail Extended to Mearns Avenue

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