The judiciary has decided to drop the investigation into a criminal fire that destroyed a bowling alley at the Alma Center in Rennes, a city in the French region of Ille-et-Vilaine. The fire, which caused significant damage to the facility, had been the subject of an ongoing inquiry aimed at identifying those responsible. Despite extensive efforts by investigators, no perpetrators could be identified. The authorities conducted a thorough examination of the scene, reviewed available evidence, and possibly interviewed witnesses, but these actions did not lead to the discovery of any individuals linked to the fire. The decision to close the investigation comes after a period of uncertainty for those affected by the incident. The bowling alley, which was part of a larger community center, had been a local attraction, and its destruction was a loss to the community. Officials have not ruled out the possibility of future investigations if new information arises. This case highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving crimes where evidence is limited or unclear. While the fire was determined to be criminal in nature, the lack of identifiable suspects leaves many questions unanswered for those impacted by the event.