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Police have appealed for information after an arson attack on a telecommunications mast in west Belfast.
Firefighters were at the scene off Distillery Street in the early hours of Monday.
Police said the incident was reported to them at about 12.15am.
We are appealing for information relating to the deliberate ignition of a phone mast in west Belfast in the early hours of today.
Read more here : https://t.co/PAbAVFqVwg pic.twitter.com/bx4efrmm5L
— Police West Belfast (@PSNIBelfastW) June 24, 2024
Sergeant Peter Tew said the fire caused extensive damage to the mast.
“We are treating this fire, which caused extensive damage to this mast, which remains upright, as arson,” he said.
“Our inquiries are continuing today. We’d ask that anyone with information or who would have dash-cam or doorbell video footage covering this area contact us on 101 quoting 17 24/06/24.”
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