South Melbourne Gym Targeted by Arsonists Twice in Two Days
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- A gym in South Melbourne, Rare Breed, was targeted by arsonists for the second consecutive night.
- Fire crews responded to a blaze early this morning, with the cause deemed suspicious.
- The incidents are under investigation by Victoria Police.
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A gym in South Melbourne was targeted by arsonists on Tuesday morning, with a vehicle ramming the roller door and a fire lit inside. No one was in the building at the time.
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A gym in South Melbourne has been targeted by arsonists twice in two days.
Fire crews were called to the Rare Breed gym in Montague Street just after 3am this morning.
A police investigation began after the gym was targeted the previous day.
A gym in South Melbourne has been targeted by arsonists for a second night in a row.
Fire crews were called to the Rare Breed gym in Montague Street about 3:13am this morning.
Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) said firefighters arrived within seven minutes to find smoke and flames coming from the single-storey building.
"FRV crews donned breathing apparatus and used hose lines to conduct an external attack on the blaze," a spokesperson said.
"The incident was declared under control at 3.59am, approximately 40 minutes after crews arrived on scene.
"The cause of the fire is deemed to be suspicious, and it will be investigated by Victoria Police."
It is the second time in consecutive days that the gym has been targeted by arsonists.
On Tuesday morning about 3:50am a white vehicle rammed the roller door of the gym and a fire was lit inside the premises.
Nobody was in the building at the time.
The incidents are being investigated by Port Phillip Crime Investigation Unit detectives.
No arrests have been made and police said the investigation was ongoing.
Anyone with information has been urged to contact CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000.
Questions ouvertes
- Who is responsible for the arson attacks?
- What is the motive behind the attacks?
- Will there be further attacks?
