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FOR MYERS, Fla. — A Volusia County deputy discovered his police cruiser had been deliberately set on fire while in a garage yesterday. The officer brought the car in to get the transmission fixed, but instead found his charred cruiser with another destroyed car. Investigators found a gas canister next to the burned cruiser. The garage doesn’t have any surveillance footage of the incident and the owners have apologized for allowing this to happen on their watch.