Fire sales suspect for Philly Stall Fire, who killed 2 horses, burned several more

PHILADELPHIA – – The police in Philadelphia released a new video in search of a man that they say that he started a fatal fire at a horse stable last week.

What we know:

Two horses were killed after a fire broke out in a “provisional stable” on Thursday morning on the 5800 block of the Eastwick Avenue.

The horses, including a one -year -old, were found dead in their stands under the charred remains of their house that were burned to the ground.

Several other horses suffered severe burns, but have been saved by PSCPA since then.

The fire was determined by the police as an arson that published a video of a suspect who was seen in the stables before the fatal flames spread.

What we don't know:

The identity of the suspect is unknown at this time.

The police described him as a man, the dark pants, a gray long -sleeved shirt or sweatshirts and a black hat.

A motive for alleged arson is still unknown.

Grab deeper:

ACCT Philly and PSCPA replied to what they described as “provisional” stables after the fatal fire.

Officials from the Ministry of Licenses and Inspections say that the stables are owned by the Philadelphia restructuring authority and that it is the responsibility of the property owner to remove uncertain structures.

The owner of the property received violations in May 2024, which indicates that the property was classified as unsafe. An inspector wrote another violation of violations when he visited ownership on the day of the fire.

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