A 12-year-old convicted in a south side arson was sentenced to two years probation on Monday.
Ryan Parsley was arrested in connection with a vacant house fire on Innis Avenue in January, 10TV News reported.
Investigators said Parsley escaped from juvenile custody in March. He turned himself in to police in April.
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A judge sentenced Parsley to intensive probation and set strict rules because of his record and escape from the juvenile detention center.
His father, William Parsley, was charged in another fire.
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Previous Stories:
April 15, 2009:
12-Year-Old Arson Suspect Turns Self In
April 10, 2009:
Arson Suspect Escapes Juvenile Custody
April 9, 2009:
Investigators Say 2 More Fires Deliberately Set
April 8, 2009:
Vacant Warehouse Fire Considered 'Suspicious'
March 25, 2009:
2 More South Columbus Fires Ruled Arson
March 12, 2009:
Authorities Conduct Sweep To Stop South Side Arsons
March 5, 2009:
Men In Surveillance Video Sought In Arson Investigation
March 2, 2009:
Charges Filed In South Side Arsons
February 23, 2009:
6 Fires Believed To Be Deliberately Set
February 22, 2009:
Cause Still Unknown In South Side Factory Fire
February 21, 2009:
Firefighters Battle Blaze At South Side Factory
