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Homes are damaged after 4x4 crash Homes are damaged after 4x4 crash
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Two houses in Larne have been damaged after a 4X4 crashed into the properties on Friday night. Two houses in Larne have been badly damaged after a 4X4 crashed into the properties on Friday night.
It happened at Walnut Gardens in the County Antrim town shortly before 2130 BST.It happened at Walnut Gardens in the County Antrim town shortly before 2130 BST.
A police spokesman said initial inquiries suggested the vehicle was driven into the houses deliberately.A police spokesman said initial inquiries suggested the vehicle was driven into the houses deliberately.
Two men, believed to have been in the 4x4, are reported to have fled the scene. No-one was in either of the houses at the time of the incident. It understood the 4x4 was set on fire after the crash. Two men, believed to have been in the vehicle, were seen fleeing the scene.
The car was damaged by fire following the incident, however the cause of the fire has not been established. No-one was in either of the houses at the time of the incident.
Bobby McKee, who is the mayor of Larne, said he was "pleased that there nobody in the houses".Bobby McKee, who is the mayor of Larne, said he was "pleased that there nobody in the houses".
"Certainly in this area, this is a very unusual incident," he added."Certainly in this area, this is a very unusual incident," he added.