London police say the suspected hate-motivated arson follows a string of incidents involving property damage, theft and a threat against the household.
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The home, in an affluent area of northwest London, has been the target of “several other incidents” since the beginning of May, according to Detective Inspector Alex Krygsman. “I can also tell you that our chief has been fully engaged with the mayor and members of city council since early this morning.”Krygsman also expressed thanks to several neighbours “who came to the assistance of the homeowners” as well as “members of this community who have truly supported the London Police Service during this investigation.”
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