Police officers dragged a woman away from a suspicious mobile home fire in Mississauga on the weekend.
The fire broke out in the mobile home in the Dundas Street and Wharton Way area at approximately 3:41 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, a Peel Regional Police spokesperson told INSAUGA.
“Upon arrival, one civilian was removed from the area as a safety precaution,” the spokesperson said.
There were no reports of physical injuries, police added.
A video from JCEPhoto shows officers dragging a woman away from the fire.
Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services crews arrived shortly after police and were able to control the blaze quickly, JCEPhoto said.
Mississauga Fire could not immediately be reached for further information.
Police said the fire is currently being treated as suspicious.
Members of the 12 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau are continuing the investigation, police said.
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The mobile home park, Twin Pines, located north of Dundas Street West, west of Highway 427, has been in the city’s east end since 1949. Over 215 homes occupy the 25-acre property, which is slated for redevelopment.
Peel Housing Corporation owns the Twin Pines land, and the Region of Peel is moving ahead with a plan to build affordable housing on the property.
.@PeelPolice officers drag a woman away from a fully involved mobile home on fire this morning. @MississaugaFES arrived shortly after and were able to quickly control the blaze. No injuries were reported. @IAFF1212 #Mississauga pic.twitter.com/7lqanWauNw
— JCE (@JCEPhoto) September 27, 2026
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