Va. State Police Confirm Another Arson in Accomack County

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ACCOMACK COUNTY, Va.- Virginia State Police agents said on Saturday night they responded to an arson in the 25000 block of Parksley Road, in Accomack County.

Police said the abandoned structure is a three sided storage building with no electricity.

No injuries were involved and police confirmed the incident as arson fire.

Police said they along with the Accomack County Sheriff's Office, are currently investigating all other active arson fires that have happened since Nov. 12.

Authorities said there is still a cash reward of $5,000 for the tip that leads to an arrest.

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