Hunt for arsonists who targeted play centre three times
Police are investigating the deaths. Photo: AAP
The hunt is on for a gang of arsonists who repeatedly targeted a play centre in Melbourne’s west over the Easter break.
The first attempt happened at about 10pm on Good Friday when a man smashed a window at the Braybrook business, Victoria Police said.
Four offenders then forced their way into the Ashley Street centre and lit a fire at about 2.30am on Saturday.
They took off in a car and were seen driving along on Ballarat Road.
The third attack happened at 3am on Monday, when a group smashed a window and caused significant damage by setting fire to the kitchen.
Anyone who noticed anything suspicious near the centre has been asked to contact investigators.
– AAP
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