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Police trawl depots to nab fire-starter
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111 Police in the North-East are to interview dozens haulage workers in a bid to catch a serial arsonist who h; caused millions of pounds worth of damage across ti region.
The arsonist has attacked nine truck and bus depots the North-East, causing £17m in damage and lost revem (CM27 Jun-I Jul 2002).
Officers will question staff at all the premises target: including Newcastle-based Simpson Brothers, who tu eight trucks damaged and Union Trucks, where 15 vehich and trailers were attacked.
Detective chief Inspector Frank Gallop fro Northumbria Police says that they do not suspect : employee at one of the firms is behind these attach However, he hopes that the questioning may jog someone memory about anything suspicious that they saw or hear Detectives will also look carefully at the links betwei the firms and their locations.
A substantial reward Is being offered for informatii leading to the arrest and conviction of the arsonist.