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Grandmother target of fire attack Grandmother target of fire attack
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A 59-year-old woman has been attacked at her home in County Antrim.A 59-year-old woman has been attacked at her home in County Antrim.
Anne Henley said she was targeted by vandals who smashed windows and set fire to curtains at her house in the West Road estate in Portglenone.Anne Henley said she was targeted by vandals who smashed windows and set fire to curtains at her house in the West Road estate in Portglenone.
The great-grandmother said she believed she had been attacked because she had challenged the issue of drugs.The great-grandmother said she believed she had been attacked because she had challenged the issue of drugs.
"I am absolutely petrified. A fire bomb came through the window and the next thing the curtain was on fire," she said."I am absolutely petrified. A fire bomb came through the window and the next thing the curtain was on fire," she said.
Ms Henley said it was not the first time her home had been targeted.Ms Henley said it was not the first time her home had been targeted.
She said that since she confronted drug dealers in the area two years ago she has been constantly harassed.She said that since she confronted drug dealers in the area two years ago she has been constantly harassed.
One man has been arrested in connection with the attack.One man has been arrested in connection with the attack.
Police have appealed for anyone with information concerning the incident, which took place at about 0500 GMT on Wednesday, to contact them.Police have appealed for anyone with information concerning the incident, which took place at about 0500 GMT on Wednesday, to contact them.
Declan O'Loan, SDLP, said: "Every effort must be made to apprehend those responsible for this serious crime. I would encourage all possible support for the police as they attempt to do so."