By Q Radio News
A man in Carnlough has had home heating oil thrown over him and his car and house set alight by a gang.
It happened at a house on Whitehill Road in the Co Antrim village at around 7pm last night.
The man disturbed three masked men in his home who demanded money.
They threw fuel on to his legs and lit the fuel they had poured around the house and over his Range Rover.
It is not known if the man was injured.
Police said one of the suspects was described as being over six feet tall and of stocky build with green eyes.
A second was described as being around 30-years-old while the third was around five feet eight inches tall and of thin build.
Northern Ireland has highest infant mortality rate in UK, paediatricians warn
Petrol bombs thrown at police during ‘disgraceful’ disorder in Londonderry
Firefighters tackle blaze on Queen’s Island in Belfast
Man dies following road collision in Lisburn
Mental health assessment to be carried out on teenage boy charged with murder
Comments
Add a comment