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Police seek help on two car fires

04/05/2008

POLICE are investigating two car fires in the City of Casey.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car fire in Hampton Park on Friday 14 March.
A gold Mitsubishi sedan was set alight at a residential property on Willow Drive about 7am.
Police said they suspected the fire was started by someone throwing an object into the car through the open windows.
Damage was estimated at $1000.
A car was stolen from a Clyde property then set alight on Saturday 22 March.
The 1993 Green Holden Commodore sedan was stolen from the residential Oroya Grove property about 2am.
Police said the burnt out car was located on Tuckers Road, about 400 metres from Hardys Road, at 4am.
Any one with information is urged to contact Cranbourne Police Station on 5991 0600.

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