Police investigate possible links for Melbourne arson attack
Five people are sought over an arson attack on a business in Greensborough, Melbourne, on the weekend.
It's understood the group attended the business on Para Road at about 3.55am.
They gained entry and set fire to three cars.
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Police are investigating an arson attack on a business in Greensborough, Melbourne. 9News
The group also used red spray paint to write slogans on the cars and on a building wall.
One of the cars was destroyed, while the other two sustained moderate damage.
Police believe the five left the property over the back fence and were last seen travelling on e-bikes, going south-west along Plenty River.
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Three cars were set on fire. 9News
All of the give wore black hooded jumpers, backpacks, and gloves.
Investigators are also establishing whether there are any links to the recent arson attack on a synagogue in Melbourne's east, but no connections have been identified so far.
Anybody with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online.
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