Mum Cleared: Woman Released After Christchurch Blaze
Stacey Jackson Freed After Fire Probe
Stacey Jackson, a mum of two, has been released without charge after a fire tore through a home in Somerford, Christchurch on Monday night. Police had arrested her on suspicion of arson but let her go following a detailed investigation.
Neighbours Rescue Mum and Puppy From Flames
The dramatic blaze broke out on Druitt Road just after 9.15pm. Emergency crews faced a fierce, well-developed fire that saw 40 firefighters battle the inferno for nearly three hours before bringing it under control.
Thanks to quick-thinking neighbours who forced entry, Stacey and her seven-week-old puppy escaped the burning home unharmed.
Police Confirm Fire Was Accidental
A Dorset Police spokesperson confirmed today that the fire was started accidentally. Stacey was initially held on suspicion of arson but has now been released with no charges filed.
