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Woman arrested in connection with Tecumseh Poultry fire

By Industry News
April 25, 2019

A woman has been arrested by the Nebraska State Fire Marshal Investigators in connection to a fire at the Tecumseh Poultry processing plant in Tecumseh, Neb. The company, a subsidiary of Tyson Foods, suffered structural damage in an April 5 fire.

Kimberly Bohling, 52, a Tecumseh resident, was arrested for second-degree arson, criminal mischief, animal cruelty and burglary. The fire remains under investigation, per KOLN News.

Source: KOLN/KGIN

KEYWORDS: fire

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