A fire at a strip mall is being investigated as a possible arson. One person has been taken into custody by police in connection with the incident.
Details about the fire and the person in custody are limited. Police have confirmed that one individual is being held.
For more information about the incident, including the circumstances surrounding the fire and the arrest, further details are available from the source.
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