PITTSFIELD, Mass. — A Great Barrington woman pleaded not guilty to setting fire to her own antique shop.
Patricia Mullin, 57, pleaded not guilty in Berkshire Superior Court on Wednesday to a single count of burning a building. She was released by Judge John Agostini on personal recognizance.
Mullin allegedly set fire to Mullin-Jones Antiquities, which she owns, in Great Barrington on December 10, 2011. The investigation was conducted by the Great Barrington Police Department.
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