Cherry Hill man found guilty in Pennsylvania warehouse arson
Prosecutors say Ramiz Duka hired two men for $15,000 to set the blaze.
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Oct 31, 2024, 11:59 AM
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17h agoA Cherry Hill man has been convicted for his role in a 2022 Pennsylvania warehouse fire that caused $6 million in damage and injured a firefighter.
Prosecutors say Ramiz Duka hired two men for $15,000 to set the blaze.
He faces 5-20 years in prison.
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