Firefighter team at work.
Two individuals have been arrested and charged with second-degree arson in connection with a fire that caused damage to a structure on McMinn Road in Henderson County.
Mountain Home Fire Department responded to the scene at 635 McMinn Road following a report of a structure fire around 4:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Investigators determined that the fire was deliberately set and classified it as arson.
The individuals arrested in relation to the incident are:
Both suspects have been taken into custody and are currently being held at the Henderson County Detention Center.
Authorities have not disclosed any information regarding a possible motive behind the arson attack on McMinn Road. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
The fire that damaged the structure on McMinn Road has left a significant impact on the local community. Efforts to understand the full extent of the damage and provide support to those affected are underway.
The suspects will face legal proceedings as the case progresses through the criminal justice system. Charges of second-degree arson carry serious consequences and require thorough examination of the evidence by the prosecuting authorities.
As this story develops, more details may emerge regarding the circumstances surrounding the McMinn Road fire and the actions of the individuals involved.
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