Three teenagers have been arrested in connection with the fire at a music distribution warehouse in North London.
The three-storey building in Enfield, owned by Sony, caught fire on Monday night (August 8) in an area of London affected by rioting.
The Sony DADC warehouse also contained PIAS Distribution's record stock, including dozens of releases by independent record labels.
Scotland Yard confirmed the arrest of two 17-year-olds and an 18-year-old over the arson at the warehouse, reports the Daily Mirror.
Two remain in custody, while one of the 17-year-olds has been released on bail.
The riots began in London last weekend but have since spread to cities across the UK, including Manchester and Birmingham.
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