EXAMINATION: Wodonga Detective Sergeant Graeme Simpfendorfer examines damage to the structure and its contents on October 24 last year.
A man with a binge-drinking problem has been jailed for a year after torching a shed at the Wodonga Cemetery while heavily drunk.
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Wayne McLean was on Monday ordered to serve 12 months in custody for the blaze, which occurred during a break-in last October.
McLean was caught by security cameras removing screws from tin panels and entering.
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McLean was caught drink-driving from the scene on the night - his eighth such offence - which magistrate Ian Watkins said deserved a stint behind bars in itself.
12-month jail term for arson attack at Wodonga cemetery
He ordered the 51-year-old undertake a 12-month community corrections order once he is released from prison.
