Fires at former Fernald School in Waltham investigated as arson
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Authorities are currently investigating a series of arson incidents at the former Fernald School in Waltham, with two significant fires occurring in April. Fire officials indicate these blazes may be linked to previous fires occurring in December and January, raising concerns about public safety. Waltham Police Chief Kevin O’Connell emphasized the danger posed by these incidents, while Waltham Fire Chief Andrew Mullin highlighted the risks firefighters faced during the emergency response. Investigators are appealing to the public for any information related to the ongoing incidents as the risk of injury persists.
"There have been four fires in that area since December," Waltham Police Chief Kevin O'Connell said in the statement. "These incidents are dangerous, and we're deeply concerned that someone is going to be hurt."
Waltham Fire Chief Andrew Mullin said in a statement, "These buildings were vacant, but any structure fire is inherently dangerous... First responders, curious onlookers, and even the person or persons responsible could have been injured or worse."
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