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Norwalk Woman Charged With Setting Fire To Stamford Home

STAMFORD, Conn. -- Stamford police charged a Norwalk woman with setting fire to the home belonging to her ex-boyfriend's mother, according to the Stamford Advocate.

Felicia Langley of Norwalk was charged by Stamford Police with first-degree arson and criminal mischief after allegedly burning down the home of her ex-boyfriend's mother.

Felicia Langley of Norwalk was charged by Stamford Police with first-degree arson and criminal mischief after allegedly burning down the home of her ex-boyfriend's mother.

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Police said Felicia Langley, 34, caused the blaze on Aug. 3, 2012, just one day after breaking into her ex-boyfriend's home and stealing his wife's new wedding dress, the Stamford Advocate reported. 

Langley was charged with first-degree arson and criminal mischief. 

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