Woman charged for deliberately lighting fires
Police officers attended to several grass fires.
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A MURGON woman will face court after allegedly lighting fires.
Murgon police officers attended to several grass fires on Ferris Rd, Murgon at 7.30am on December 10.
Police officers have located a woman who had allegedly lit the fires.
She will appear in the Murgon Magistrates Court on January 8.
Originally published as Woman charged for deliberately lighting fires
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