Public assistance requested to help investigators find those responsible for setting fires at College Station's Bachmann Park

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This podcast is a visit with College Station fire marshal Cameron Giordano and WTAW's Bill Oliver.Anyone who was around College Station's Bachmann Park on Wednesday (May 20) or last Sunday (May 17) is asked to contact the College Station police or fire departments. A CSFD news release says that is because someone set multiple fires during park hours.Fire Marshal Cameron Giordano says fires were set in a bathroom of one of the new baseball concession buildings, the bathroom building between the skate park and tennis courts, and a trash can between the pool building and the skate park.When calling the College Station Fire Marshal’s office at 979-764-3778, refer to CSFD case number 2026-004443.When calling the College Station Police Department at 979-764-3600, refer to CSPD case number 2026-004124.

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