Open in full screen mode According to the SQ, elements allow to believe that the fire could be suspicious. Radio-Canada Speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it possible to generate spoken text from written text. In Amos, a fire broke out #x27;was declared in a house on Rue des Ormes, early Saturday afternoon. The firefighters who surrendered on site around 1:15 p.m. evacuated the residence and the fire was quickly brought under control. According to the Sûreté du Québec, certain elements suggest that the fire could be of a suspicious nature. Moreover, the police arrested a man in his fifties at the scene who was met in the evening by SQ investigators. The individual remains detained, and he could potentially face charges in connection with [this affair]. During the event, an armed assault was also allegedly committed and threats were made towards a person who was present in the residence. The victim was assessed by paramedics for minor injuries, but she was not transported to a hospital center, explains SQ spokesperson, Sergeant Audrey-Anne Bilodeau. Loading ELSE ON NEWS: Elections in Russia: Vladimir Putin largely re-elected presidentLoading ELSE ON NEWS: Elections in Russia: Vladimir Putin largely re-elected president The SQ continues its investigation to determine the causes of the fire.
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