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18/11/2010

POLICE arrested a Cranbourne youth a few days after fire damaged portable classrooms at Cranbourne Secondary College.
Police charged the youth with criminal damage by fire. He will appear before the Dandenong Children’s Court on 10 December.
Police said the fire at the school on 5 November caused about $120,000 damage.

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