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Woman seeking revenge on ex-boyfriend sets wrong car on fire Woman seeking revenge on ex-boyfriend sets wrong car on fire
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A woman has been arrested after setting fire to a car she thought belonged to an ex-boyfriend, according to police.A woman has been arrested after setting fire to a car she thought belonged to an ex-boyfriend, according to police.
Carmen Chamblee, 19, was arrested in Clearwater, Florida on September 3 and charged with second-degree arson. Carmen Chamblee, 19, was arrested in Clearwater, Florida on September 3 and charged with second-degree arson. 
The owner of the white Honda, Thomas Jennings, said he had never seen her before.The owner of the white Honda, Thomas Jennings, said he had never seen her before.
CCTV caught Chamblee setting the vehicle alight last month, leading to Police posting the video on social media in search of her.CCTV caught Chamblee setting the vehicle alight last month, leading to Police posting the video on social media in search of her.
In the video, the teenager is seen stirring up the flames in the trunk before walking off. In the video, the teenager is seen stirring up the flames in the trunk before walking off. 
Investigators found that a rag was set on fire and placed in the gas tank of the vehicle. Investigators found that a rag was set on fire and placed in the gas tank of the vehicle. 
She was eventually spotted by a local officer and taken into custody. She was eventually spotted by a local officer and taken into custody. 
Jennings said his roommate was first to discover the car in flames.Jennings said his roommate was first to discover the car in flames.
"He came running in the house saying my car was on fire," he told ABC New. "He came running in the house saying my car was on fire," he told ABC New. 
"We ran out there. He had a pot of water trying to get it to go out. It was too much.""We ran out there. He had a pot of water trying to get it to go out. It was too much."
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