Man charged in Gatineau arsons

By News Staff

Posted Sep 26, 2017 06:12:19 AM.

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GATINEAU, Que. — A man has been arrested in an arson case that targetted the same store multiple times.

A store on boul. St-Joseph was targeted three times in a one-week period, beginning September 13.

Gatineau police say they got a detailed description of the suspect, and arrested a man walking near rue Marengère and St-Joseph around 3:20 a.m., Sunday. Police say the man had two bottles of gasoline, a box and a lighter when they arrested him.

Anas Abdessadek of Gatineau had a court appearance in Gatineau, Monday.

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