An individual has been taken into custody following a series of arson incidents affecting a town. Emergency responders attended three separate blazes in Hucknall, Nottinghamshire, occurring between 22:00 GMT on Monday and 00:20 on Tuesday. According to Nottinghamshire Police, five vehicles, a wheelie bin, and a fence were deliberately set on fire at locations including Griffiths Way, Pagett Close, Story Gardens, and Whyburn Lane. The police force announced on Tuesday that a 31-year-old individual had been apprehended on suspicion of arson. Insp Chris Boylin, who serves as the neighbourhood policing inspector for Ashfield, stated: “Police patrols were increased in the area overnight in response, and these will continue today. “Officers will be in the neighbourhood carrying out investigations with the fire service.” A representative for Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service indicated that intentionally set fires could potentially hinder their ability to respond to serious incidents. The fire service further commented: “Deliberate fires are not only dangerous to people and property but to our wildlife too, as they can often easily spread.” Post navigation Inmate’s Mother Raises Concerns Over Prison Transfer Before His Death Hull City Council Seeks Doorbell Footage to Tackle Rising Dog Fouling Incidents