New CCTV pictures of man wanted over arson attacks in Grove Street, west Hull
POLICE have released further CCTV footage of another person they are trying to identify following two arson attacks in west Hull.
Three tenants were left terrified after petrol bombs were thrown through the windows of their home in Grove Street, off Beverley Road, Hull, on two consecutive days.
Detectives said the woman could have been killed in the attacks and made a desperate plea for help to catch those responsible.
The man in these CCTV images is wanted along with the driver of a vehicle, and a man sat inside a vehicle outside of Tesco around the time when the attacks happened.
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Detective Chief Inspector Simon Walker said: "Officers have been making numerous enquiries and we have made three arrests but we need more information and the people in the local community really are our eyes and ears.
"I would like to thank all those people who have so far come forward and spoken to police, but there are still those people who hold that vital bit of information that we need to speak to.
"This is a persistent cowardly attack on law abiding people, who have had to spend time away from their home and now return to try and re build what they have lost."
The first attack happened at 1.15am on New Year's Eve, when one of the other tenants was downstairs and heard something smash in the kitchen.
The second attack took place on New Year's Day at about 8.25am when another brick and petrol bomb were thrown into the living room.
Nobody was injured, although fire damage was caused on each occasion.
Three people have been arrested and released on bail while investigations continue.
Anyone with information should call Humberside Police on 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111.
2 Comments
by Hunnyb_2252
Saturday, February 02 2013, 6:26PM
“Most CCTV images are grainy, that's why the police (or anyone else) can't identify the culprits. With the technology we have these days, isn't it about time these cameras were ditched for better upgrades?”
by dannydarko222
Wednesday, January 30 2013, 8:10PM
“not the best images, but it might just be the fresh prince of bellend?”