House set alight in north Belfast petrol bomb attack
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 13:37 · Archive
A petrol bomb was thrown at a house in north Belfast on Sunday evening, setting the living room alight.
A petrol bomb was thrown at a house in the York Park area of north Belfast on Sunday 25 October at approximately 7:55pm, setting the living room alight. Two people were inside the property when the attack occurred. The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service attended and extinguished the blaze.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland is treating the incident as arson with intent to endanger life. Detectives are appealing for information from anyone who witnessed the attack or has CCTV, doorbell or other footage that could assist enquiries.
How it is being reported
- Police treating petrol bomb attack as arson with intent to endanger lifeA property in north Belfast has been damaged following a petrol bomb attack on Sunday 25 October.BBC Northern Ireland · 26 Oct, 13:00
- House set alight during north Belfast petrol bomb attackThe incident is being treated as arson with intent to endanger life and enquiries are ongoing.Belfast Live · 26 Oct, 11:50
In this story: York Park · north Belfast · Police Service of Northern Ireland · Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service
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