In the morning hours on January 12th 2014, the Royal Candian Mounted Police received a call stating that there were stack of hay bales on fire at the residence of William GREGG in the Rural Municipality of Stuartburn. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police attended the scene but at this time the two stacks of hay bales had been burned. There was no one reported to be seen around the hay bales however there was a suspicious vehicle at the end of the driveway leading to the property the night prior around 7:00 pm. Since nightfall had already set there was no descriptors of the vehicle provided to Police. At this time the cause of the fire is deemed to be suspicious.
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