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| Baby in house hit by petrol bomb | |
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| A man has said his 18-day-old baby could have been burned to death in a petrol bomb attack in north Belfast. | |
| Two homes in Twaddell Avenue were attacked at about 2300 BST on Tuesday. | |
| The man, who did not want to be identified, said he was sitting with his baby son when the petrol bombers struck. | |
| "I just saw the flash at the side window, looked up and heard the bang and seen the flames and I grabbed the child and ran up the stairs," he said. | |
| "If it (the petrol bomb) had come through the window my child was going to get burnt to death." | |
| The man said it was the second attack on his family in three weeks. | |
| Police said they were called to the area after a group of people had gathered there. The houses sustained scorch damage but no-one was injured. | Police said they were called to the area after a group of people had gathered there. The houses sustained scorch damage but no-one was injured. |
| DUP assembly member Nelson McCausland condemned the attack. | |
| "I had hoped that such sectarian attacks were a thing of the past but the events of the past few weeks show that this is not the case." | |