Fire at vacant Bowdoin home ruled arson; 3 juveniles charged

Juveniles charged with arson in Bowdoin fire

A fire allegedly set in a vacant mobile home in July caused minimal damage, authorities said.

Three juveniles charged with setting fire to abandoned Bowdoin home

All three have been charged with criminal trespassing and arson for allegedly setting an abandoned home on fire in July.

Fire at vacant Bowdoin home ruled arson; 3 juveniles charged

The Maine State Fire Marshal's Office said three juveniles have been charged with arson and criminal trespassing in connection with a fire that happened last month at a Bowdoin home that was vacant at the time.

3 kids accused of trying to burn down vacant Maine trailer

Three kids allegedly tried to burn down a vacant trailer in Bowdoin last month. The trio has been charged with criminal trespassing and arson, according to Maj. Aaron Turcotte, a spokesperson for the Maine Department of Public Safety. The kids allegedly broke into the trailer on John Tarr Road between July 19 and 25 and started a fire. It caused only minor damage. The kids were charged Tuesday and released to their parents.

Three juveniles accused of setting fire inside abandoned Bowdoin mobile home

Investigators say they determined the fire was intentionally set.