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KINGSTON &mdash; A Kingston man is facing charges after police say he was burning rubbish at a Kingston home.
				Mark Louis Mott, 60, is facing one count of first degree arson, one count of second degree arson, two misdemeanor counts of recklessly endangering another person and a summary count of dangerous burning.
				These charges come after police responded on Wednesday to reports that a man was burning items on the side of a Kingston residence, located on South Landon Avenue.
				When police responded on scene, a witness told them a man, known to her as &ldquo;Mark,&rdquo; had been setting small rubbish fires on &ldquo;the south side of a residence.&rdquo; The witness said there were approximately 12 fires set over the course of the year.
				The responding officers saw a pile of burnt debris, and contacted the Pennsylvania State Police for a fire marshal, who determined the fire was deliberately set.
				On Wednesday evening, officers arrest Mott, who was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Joseph Spagnuolo, who set bail for Mott at $100,000 straight cash.
				Mott remained locked up on Thursday for lack of bail

Kingston man arrested on arson charges over rubbish burning complaints