Cherry Hill man gets 6 years for arson in $6 million warehouse fire
Prosecutors say 62-year-old Ramiz Duka paid two men $15,000 to set fire to a Pennsylvania warehouse in 2022.
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Mar 5, 2025, 12:34 PM
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9ds agoA Cherry Hill man received a 6-year prison sentence for orchestrating a warehouse fire.
Prosecutors say 62-year-old Ramiz Duka paid two men $15,000 to set fire to a Pennsylvania warehouse in 2022.
The blaze caused about $6 million in damage and injured a firefighter.
Duka, found guilty in October, must also repay over $6 million.
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