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Lady learns punishment for deliberately setting Dayton house constructing on hearth
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Lady learns punishment for deliberately setting Dayton house constructing on hearth

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Last updated: October 11, 2025 5:47 pm
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A 19-year-old girl has discovered her punishment for deliberately setting an house constructing on hearth.

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Riley Hines pleaded responsible to at least one rely of aggravated arson, in response to Montgomery County Courtroom of Frequent Pleas data filed on Oct. 8.

Hines was sentenced to a few to 4 and a half years in jail and has to pay $10,000 in restitution, court docket data present.

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She will likely be on probation for 18 months to a few years as soon as she is launched and should register as an arson offender for the remainder of her life.

As beforehand reported by Information Middle 7, the hearth occurred at an house constructing within the 100 block of Cambridge Avenue on July 6.

Upon arrival, firefighters discovered hearth on the second ground of the house constructing.

A Dayton Fireplace Division investigator was referred to as to the scene to research a fireplace inside an house, in response to the affidavit and assertion of information.

The investigator decided that the hearth was deliberately set.

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