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N.J. warehouse manager stole material, set facility on fire to cover up theft, cops say

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A warehouse manager has been arrested and charged on allegations that he set the facility on fire in an attempt to cover up that he stole expensive copper materials. Davon Fields, 45, of Newark, was charged on Jan. 13 with two counts of aggravated arson, two counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, three counts of burglary, theft and several other crimes related to the incident, the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office said on Monday.

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N.J. warehouse manager stole material, set facility on fire to cover up theft, cops say

A warehouse manager has been arrested and charged on allegations that he set the facility on fire in an attempt to cover up that he stole expensive copper materials. Davon Fields, 45, of Newark, was charged on Jan. 13 with two counts of aggravated arson, two counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated arson, three counts of burglary, theft and several other crimes related to the incident, the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office said on Monday.

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Warehouse manager accused of stealing $233K in copper products, then setting fire to building in Morris County - WRNJ Radio

BOONTON, NJ (Morris County) – A Newark man has been charged in connection with a November 2024 commercial warehouse fire in Boonton, where it is alleged that Fields stole copper products and set the fire to conceal the theft, according to Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll. On November 3, 2024, at around 8:13 p.m., the Boonton Police and Fire Departments responded to a commercial warehouse fire at 95 Fulton Street. Fire was observed in the …

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