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Cranbourne car torched

A CAR parked in a driveway in Cranbourne was set alight at the weekend.
The car was at the end of the driveway near the group of three units on Bowen Street.
The owner of the 1986 red Honda sedan said it was normally parked in the garage.
Some time between 11pm on Friday and 2.20am on Saturday, the car was moved 30 metres up to the start of the driveway and set on fire.
Anyone with information is urged to call Detective Senior Constable Ollie Gaspari at Cranbourne CIU on 5991 0661.

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