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Two teens charged with arson after laundromat fire in Palmyra
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Palmira, New York — Thursday, two teens were arrested for arson in connection to a fire in Palmyra Wednesday.
According to New York State Police officials, a 13-year-old and 14-year-old were charged with fourth-degree arson in connection to a fire at Palmyra Coin-Op Laundry on William Street.
According to the police, the building was completely destroyed.
Both teens were issued appearance tickets returnable to Wayne County Probation Department, officials said.
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