Texas businessman accused of setting Austin building on fire: police
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The Austin Police Department arrested 75-year-old business owner Dorsey Bryan Hardeman for allegedly going into an abandoned building and setting it on fire.
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Authorities told FOX 7 that a surveillance camera had filmed a male suspect entering an abandoned building on Feb. 25. He was carrying a container of gasoline when he entered the property, which had once housed a bike shop.
According to police, the suspect poured gasoline and lit matches in the store. He then exited the store and left in a Mercedes-Benz.
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