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Reports provided for the court further suggested that Millar, who has a previous conviction for wilful fireraising, posed a risk of reoffending and a high risk of harming his wife.
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Strathclyde Police says it is treating the incident as "willful fireraising" and that inquiries are ongoing.
NY Daily News 2010
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Police in the Scottish city are continuing to investigate Monday night's incident, which it describes as "willful fireraising."
nst online 2010
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Strathclyde Police says it is treating the incident as "willful fireraising" and that inquiries are ongoing.
FOXSports.com News 2010
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Sheriff John Horsburgh QC, heard that Macdonald had 28 previous convictions, including violence, assault and robbery, and wilful fireraising.
unknown title 2009
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The incident, which police are treating as willful fireraising, happened in the early hours of Easter Sunday at Elder Crescent in Drumsagard.
icLanarkshire 2009
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Crimes committed by youngsters in the last year include assault, fireraising, drug possession, car theft and vandalism.
unknown title 2009
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A fireraising attack on the Saughton Park play area in 2007 caused around £50,000 worth of damage.
unknown title 2009
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There was a slight fall in violent crime, of one per cent on last year, and fireraising and vandalism fell by seven per cent.
unknown title 2008
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There was a slight fall in violent crime, of one per cent on last year, and fireraising and vandalism fell by seven per cent.
unknown title 2008
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