Police are investigating a suspicious house fire in Glenroi, Orange, after emergency crews discovered evidence that an accelerant was used to start the blaze.
The fire occurred at a residential property in Amber Street, Glenroi, where police believe the blaze was deliberately started. Investigators have classified the incident as suspicious and are examining the circumstances surrounding how the fire began.
Emergency services responded to reports of the house fire, with firefighters working to control the flames and prevent further damage. Police crime scene investigators attended the property and began collecting evidence as part of an ongoing investigation.
Authorities have confirmed that an accelerant was used in the fire, raising concerns that the blaze may have been deliberately lit. Detectives are now working to establish who may have been responsible and what circumstances led to the incident.
The investigation comes as police continue to urge the public to report any suspicious activity, including information about people, vehicles or movements around the property before the fire occurred.
Fire investigators and police teams are examining evidence from the scene, including possible ignition points and materials that may assist in identifying how the fire started. Forensic examinations are expected to play an important role in determining the full circumstances of the incident.
The Glenroi community has previously worked to strengthen neighbourhood connections and improve safety through local initiatives. Residents have expressed concern whenever serious incidents occur in the area and authorities continue to encourage community cooperation with investigations.
Deliberately lit fires can have serious consequences, placing residents, neighbours and emergency workers at risk. Police continue to remind the community that information from witnesses can be critical in solving suspicious fire investigations.
Anyone with information about the Glenroi fire or anyone who may have seen suspicious activity in the area is encouraged to contact police or Crime Stoppers.
The investigation remains ongoing, and police have not released further details about potential suspects or the extent of damage to the property.
