A man accused of burning down a house in Quesnel is no longer facing charges

Charges have been stayed against a man accused of deliberately setting a fire in Quesnel that led to the destruction of a home.
44-year old Bobby Schilling was facing one count each of arson in relation to an inhabited property, arson damaging property, arson by negligence, and theft under $5,000.
The charges were in connection with an incident in February of 2021.
The Quesnel Fire Department and the Quesnel RCMP responded to a fire in the 500 block of Anderson Drive.
Police determined that it was deliberately set, and that a laptop and some cash were stollen.

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