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16/06/2004
House attack 'not racially motivated'
Police have ruled out any racial motive behind an attack on four East Timor nationals at a house in Co Tyrone early this morning.
The four individuals, who were origianlly thought to have been Portuguese, were in their Belvedere Park home in Dungannon when a gang of men, armed with baseball bats and iron bars, broke in and ransacked their house.
No-one was hurt in the incident, which occurred shortly after midnight, however those living in the house said they would be leaving as soon as they could find alternative accommodation.
The police say they believe the attack may be connected to an incident in the area last week which is still under investigation.
(MB)
The four individuals, who were origianlly thought to have been Portuguese, were in their Belvedere Park home in Dungannon when a gang of men, armed with baseball bats and iron bars, broke in and ransacked their house.
No-one was hurt in the incident, which occurred shortly after midnight, however those living in the house said they would be leaving as soon as they could find alternative accommodation.
The police say they believe the attack may be connected to an incident in the area last week which is still under investigation.
(MB)
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