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Racist attacks: Homes and cars damaged in east Belfast Racist attacks: Homes and cars damaged in east Belfast
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Homes and cars have been attacked and racist graffiti has been daubed on walls in east Belfast in a spate of "hate crimes" police said are linked.Homes and cars have been attacked and racist graffiti has been daubed on walls in east Belfast in a spate of "hate crimes" police said are linked.
The windows of two houses in Bloomfield Avenue and Chobham Street were smashed overnight. Paint was also thrown over the second property.The windows of two houses in Bloomfield Avenue and Chobham Street were smashed overnight. Paint was also thrown over the second property.
Two cars were damaged in Rosebery Street and Ravenscroft Street.Two cars were damaged in Rosebery Street and Ravenscroft Street.
Racist graffiti appeared on gable walls near Chobham Street and at a junction of Elmdale Street and Bately Street.Racist graffiti appeared on gable walls near Chobham Street and at a junction of Elmdale Street and Bately Street.
A group of men were seen running off towards the Ravenscroft area shortly after the graffiti appeared.A group of men were seen running off towards the Ravenscroft area shortly after the graffiti appeared.
The vehicle that was attacked in Rosebery Street was covered in paint and all of its windows were broken.The vehicle that was attacked in Rosebery Street was covered in paint and all of its windows were broken.
A police spokesman said all of the attacks took place some time before 22:50 BST on Monday.A police spokesman said all of the attacks took place some time before 22:50 BST on Monday.
He added that officers are "investigating a link between these incidents and are treating each of them as a hate crime".He added that officers are "investigating a link between these incidents and are treating each of them as a hate crime".
In a tweet, Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness said he "unreservedly" condemned the racist attacks in east Belfast.