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Bin lorry driven at Sheffield house then torched Skip lorry driven at Sheffield house then torched
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A bin lorry was deliberately driven into a house before being set alight by arsonists. A skip lorry was deliberately driven into a house before being set alight by arsonists.
Police said the arson attack on a property in Shirehall Road, Sheffield, on Monday evening was targeted.Police said the arson attack on a property in Shirehall Road, Sheffield, on Monday evening was targeted.
The lorry was deliberately reversed into the house, then its cab was set on fire before the arsonists fled.The lorry was deliberately reversed into the house, then its cab was set on fire before the arsonists fled.
They left in another vehicle that crashed on Beck Road. Police said the fire did not spread, but two people had been rescued from the property.They left in another vehicle that crashed on Beck Road. Police said the fire did not spread, but two people had been rescued from the property.
South Yorkshire Police said in a statement: "Detectives are currently investigating a suspected arson in Sheffield.South Yorkshire Police said in a statement: "Detectives are currently investigating a suspected arson in Sheffield.
"Police believe the incident on Shirehall Road was a targeted act and officers are in the local area carrying out initial inquiries.""Police believe the incident on Shirehall Road was a targeted act and officers are in the local area carrying out initial inquiries."
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