Arson attack destroys two vehicles, damages home in Melbourne's west
Quick Look
- Police are investigating an arson attack in Braybrook, Melbourne, where three masked offenders set two vehicles alight early this morning.
- The fire spread to a nearby townhouse, destroying both cars and causing minor damage to the property.
- Two people inside the home were unharmed.
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Why It Matters
Police and firefighters responded to a report of a fire on Royal Road at approximately 3:10 AM. Upon arrival, they were informed by officers that three masked individuals had set two vehicles ablaze, with one fire extending to a nearby residence.
Police are investigating an arson attack that's destroyed two vehicles and damaged a home in Braybrook, in Melbourne's west this morning.
Firefighters and police were called to Royal Road about 3:10am.
Officers were told three masked offenders set two vehicles alight, with one of the fires spreading to a nearby townhouse.
Both vehicles were destroyed while the property has been left with minor damage.
Police said two people were inside the home at the time.
They were not injured.
A crime scene has been set up as investigations continue.
Open Questions
- What was the motive for the arson attack?
- Are there any suspects identified?
- What is the extent of the damage to the townhouse?
- Was there any surveillance footage available?