09/05/2016

Investigation Launched Following Arson Attack In Lurgan

Police have launched an investigation following an arson attack at a house in Lurgan.

The blaze at a property in Castle Lane Mews was reported at around 9.10pm on Sunday, 08 May.

Police believe the fire was started deliberately in the living room.

No-one was in the house at the time, however significant damage was caused.

A woman and child in an adjoining property escaped injury.

Detective Constable Lauren Edwards said: "We are appealing for information regarding this crime and would be particularly interested in speaking to anyone who was in the area at around the time the fire was reported. The number to call is 101."

(CD)

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