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Volunteer firefighter taken into custody amid investigation into fires
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· October 22, 2026
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A Moore Volunteer Fire Department member was taken into custody Oct. 21 amid an active probe into multiple fires in the district since mid-September. The person was removed from duty as state and county agencies assist.
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Key points 21 amid an active probe into multiple fires in the district since mid-September. A Moore Volunteer Fire Department member was taken into custody Oct.
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