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Arson and Military Recruiting, a Curious Tale
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[Several Military Recruiting Vehicles Burned in Recent Days
Tuesday December 07, 2004 7:30am
Silver Spring, Md. (AP) - Fire investigators in three area counties are trying to determine whether government passenger cars used by military recruiters are being targeted for arson.
The three latest cases involved cars authorized for Army use that were parked outside of a recruiting office in the 8,200 block of Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring. They were burned early Monday.
The case is similar to an incident that occurred outside of a military recruiting office in Fairfax last Monday. The Washington Post reports that a car parked near a recruiting station in 7,600 block of Richmond Highway was burned. Another vehicle was burned early Friday in the 13,900 block of Lee-Jackson Memorial Highway.
Arson investigators in Prince George's County are checking their records to see if they have any cases that fit a similar profile.
Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press.
All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.]
Tuesday December 07, 2004 7:30am
Silver Spring, Md. (AP) - Fire investigators in three area counties are trying to determine whether government passenger cars used by military recruiters are being targeted for arson.
The three latest cases involved cars authorized for Army use that were parked outside of a recruiting office in the 8,200 block of Georgia Avenue in Silver Spring. They were burned early Monday.
The case is similar to an incident that occurred outside of a military recruiting office in Fairfax last Monday. The Washington Post reports that a car parked near a recruiting station in 7,600 block of Richmond Highway was burned. Another vehicle was burned early Friday in the 13,900 block of Lee-Jackson Memorial Highway.
Arson investigators in Prince George's County are checking their records to see if they have any cases that fit a similar profile.
Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press.
All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.]
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