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Man escapes arson attack on home Arsonists hit again in Limavady
(about 1 hour later)
A man has escaped injury in an arson attack in Limavady after a gas cylinder was put against a coal bunker and set alight. A man has put out a blaze at the back of his home following another arson attack in Limavady.
The fire took place at around 0500 BST on Thursday morning at Collessan Walk. A coal bunker was set alight at the rear of the house on Collessan Walk and an empty gas cylinder was found nearby at around 0500 BST on Thursday morning.
Today a meeting is taking place between the District Policing Partnership and senior officers to discuss the recent arson attacks. A meeting is taking place between the District Policing Partnership and senior officers to discuss the recent arson attacks.
Seventy deliberate fires have been started in Limavady since January 2007.Seventy deliberate fires have been started in Limavady since January 2007.
Michael Coyle, chair of Limavady District Policing Partnership, said someone could easily have been killed.Michael Coyle, chair of Limavady District Policing Partnership, said someone could easily have been killed.
"They may not have gone with the intent to kill somebody, but to go to such an extent to set a coal bunker on fire and then a gas cylinder, it's almost like a bomb."They may not have gone with the intent to kill somebody, but to go to such an extent to set a coal bunker on fire and then a gas cylinder, it's almost like a bomb.
"In fact it is a bomb, which could have done an awful lot of damage to property, but more worryingly could have severely injured or killed somebody.""In fact it is a bomb, which could have done an awful lot of damage to property, but more worryingly could have severely injured or killed somebody."