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PSNI investigating petrol bomb attack in Belfast




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Police in Belfast are investigating a petrol bomb attack at a house on the outskirts of city.

Police say two devices were thrown at a property in the Cloona Manor area of Dunmurry in the early hours of this morning.
It is understood that no one was injured in the attack.

Chief inspector of the PSNI John Wilson said: “Shortly before 00:45am, it was reported to police that a front window of a house in the area was smashed and a petrol bomb was thrown at the front door of the property. “Minor damage was caused to the front door and no one is believed to have been in the property at the time of the incident. He also said:“A second unexploded petrol bomb was discovered in the driveway of the property and has been taken away for further forensic examinations.”

The PSNI have appealed for witnesses to come forward and contact them.

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