1 charged as detectives investigate more suspected arson fires of vehicles in Huntley neighborhoods

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1 charged as detectives investigate more suspected arson fires of vehicles in Huntley neighborhoods

A suspect has been arrested as detectives investigate multiple arson fires involving parked cars at homes in Huntley in recent months, police said.

The Huntley Police Department and Huntley Fire Protection District responded around 11:31 p.m. on March 1 to the 11800 block of Everglades Road in Huntley for a report of a vehicle fire.

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1 charged as detectives investigate more suspected arson fires of vehicles in Huntley neighborhoods

1 charged as detectives investigate more suspected arson fires of vehicles in Huntley neighborhoods

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