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Petrol bombs are thrown at house LVF 'behind petrol bomb attack'
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Petrol bombs have been thrown at a house at Lurgan in County Armagh. A couple targeted in a petrol bomb attack in County Armagh have said the LVF is waging a campaign against them.
The property was attacked with two devices in the early hours of the morning. The incident took place in Braemar Avenue in Lurgan's mainly loyalist Mourneview estate where there has been a spate of incidents in recent months.
The incident took place in Braemar Avenue in the mainly loyalist Mourneview estate where there has been a spate of incidents in recent months. A 7-month-old baby was asleep when the house was attacked with two devices in the early hours of the morning.
A petrol bomb thrown at the front of the house failed to ignite and a second thrown at the rear was extinguished. Police have appealed for information. A petrol bomb thrown at the front of the house failed to ignite and a second thrown at the rear was extinguished.
The couple said they were being targeted by the paramilitary Loyalist Volunteer Force, but are refusing to move out of their home.
The family said that on Wednesday night the PSNI had warned them about a possible attack.
They criticised the police, who they alleged "did nothing" to protect them or their property.
However, the police said they were investigating the incident and that if they felt a person was at risk, they would inform them.
The incident took place at about 0140 GMT on Thursday.The incident took place at about 0140 GMT on Thursday.