Calgary police release photo of teen suspect in Riverbend fires
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Calgary police have released a photo of a suspect wanted in connection with a fire in the community of Riverbend that damaged multiple homes.
Calgary police have released a photo of a suspect wanted in connection with a fire in the community of Riverbend that damaged multiple homes.
Emergency crews were called to a home in the 100 block of Riverglen Crescent S.E. at 12:40 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 22 for reports of a blaze.
The fire gutted a garage and caused damage to two homes. No injuries were reported.
Investigators believe the same suspect could also be responsible for two small fires in recycling bins in the area on Aug. 21 and 22.
Because police think the suspect is a teen, they blurred the face in the photo that was released.
The identity of young offenders is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.
Despite this, officers are hoping someone may recognize the teen's clothing.
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