Hunt for arsonist seen torching grandmother's car in Sydney
A grandmother's car has gone up in flames after her car was torched in a firebombing attack in Western Sydney last night.
A family inside a home on Berkeley Street in South Wentworthville woke to flames outside their window at about 12.05am today.
Emergency services were called and the fire was quickly extinguished.
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A grandmother's car has been hit by a firebombing attack. Nine
CCTV exclusively obtained by 9News showed a hooded man douse the car in what is believed to be petrol. Nine
No one was injured in the incident but the red Lexus hatchback has suffered serious damage from the blaze.
CCTV exclusively obtained by 9News showed a hooded man dousing the car in what is believed to be petrol before setting it alight and fleeing from the scene.
The car belonged to a grandmother who is currently in Lebanon.
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Her family have told 9News they don't know why the car was targeted. Nine
Her family has told 9News they don't know why the car was targeted.
A crime scene has been established and police are investigating who the firebomber is.
Anyone with information or dashcam or security footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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