A man charged with four counts of arson in connection with fires at car lots and loading areas in Victoria and Saanich now faces two more charges in Nanaimo fires — including a WalMart blaze that caused $2 million in damage.
After Victoria and Nanaimo officers joined forces, Singh was charged in connection with two cases of arson in Nanaimo, including a vehicle fire at a car lot and the fire set inside the diaper aisle of the Woodgrove Centre WalMart, which resulted in the store being evacuated and closed for several days.
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