Mississippi police department fire investigated as arson weeks after toddler's shooting ruled justified
An arrest tied to the fire was made on Monday; activists and community members led protests, including one outside the Senatobia police department, shortly after a one-year-old was shot dead in June
Federal agents are investigating a fire that broke out in the early hours of 31 October at the Senatobia police department in Mississippi as arson, weeks after the state's attorney general ruled the fatal police shooting of a one-year-old boy justified. An arrest tied to the fire was made on Monday, but no details about the person of interest have been released.