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Wohnungsbrand in Salzburg-Lehen Was Arson

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According to the police, the apartment fire in Salzburg-Lehen on 24 October 2026 was cleared as arson.

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According to the police, the apartment fire in Salzburg-Lehen on 24 October 2026 was cleared as arson.

·Vienna, Austria
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The residents of the house in Salzburg-Lehen on Rudolf-Biebl-Straße experienced shock hours on the evening of October 24. Shortly after 7 p.m. a fire broke out in an apartment. New investigation details now show that it is intended to be intentional arson.

·Vienna, Austria
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After the severe home fire last Saturday in Salzburg-Lehen, the police reported a successful search: The investigators arrested the 27-year-old resident. The fire was demonstrably caused by arson.

The police cleared up the apartment fire in Salzburg-Lehen on Saturday last week. A 27-year-old, from whose apartment the fire had started, was arrested as a suspect. He had already made contradictory statements immediately after the fire. According to the police, it was arson: "An external source of ignition was introduced", informed the executive. Information on the man's motive did not make it.

At the end of October, a devastating home fire in Salzburg-Lehen kept the forces busy. Four people had to go to the hospital. Now it is clear that the fire was deliberately set. A 27-year-old was arrested.

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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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