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Petrol bomb is thrown at house in Enniskillen
Published: 5th Sep 2010 15:08:51
A petrol bomb has been thrown at a house in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh.
At 0245 BST on Saturday, a petrol bomb was thrown at the door of a house in the Coleshill Crescent area.
Smoke damage was also caused to the interior of the property as a result of the attack.
A second petrol bomb, which was unlit, was found close to a car outside the house. The property was occupied at the time, but no-one was injured.
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