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DERRY RESIDENTS LEFT TERRIFIED AFTER BIN SHED SET ALIGHT OUTSIDE HOMES

January 22, 2016
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Sinn Fein councillor Colly Kelly with on of the residents at the fire in Garton Square

Sinn Fein councillor Colly Kelly with on of the residents at the fire in Garton Square

A number of residents in Gartan Square in Derry say they have been left terrified after a bin shed next to their homes was set alight and destroyed.

Fire crews were called out after damage was caused to a number of properties in the incident.

Locals say it is the second fire in four weeks and they have blamed the attacks on young people engaging in anti-social behaviour in the area.

Sinn Fein councillor Colly Kelly said the incident could have resulted in fatalities.

“Everyone in the area is sick to their stomach of this kind of behaviour.

“The residents have been going through this nightmare for at least six months.”

Leanne Friel lives beside where the bin shed was set on fire and she said she doesn’t feel safe in her home anymore.

“I go the two children out of the house and they were then having to stand in the cold.

The police said that they do not believe that the incident was suspicious.

“My son is petrified and he seen the fire himself. I want to leave my house now.”

DERRY RESIDENTS LEFT TERRIFIED AFTER BIN SHED SET ALIGHT OUTSIDE HOMES was last modified: January 22nd, 2016 by John

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