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live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10:00. delaware police detective on the wrong side of the law tonight charged with arson and conspiracy. police say it all started when the wilmington detective s car was set on fire. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy noland. investigators now say he set the wheels in motion. wilmington mayor calls it deeply troubling. fox 29 s chris o connell is live at the wilmington police department. chris? reporter: lucy, eight year police veteran is out on bail and off the job tonight here from the wilmington police department charged with trying to higher someone to set his own car on fire. wilmington police say it was tuesday night when detective omar reddick called his own police department to report an arson. someone had torched his car with gasoline in the parking lot of liquor store on the 3100 block of lancaster avenue. at the time police thought detective reddick was being targeted during on-going gan