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Two tobacco shops rammed in Springvale

Victoria Police are investigating an attempted arson attack on a tobacco shop in Springvale.

A grey Mitsubishi Triton ute rammed into a tobacco outlet on Buckingham Avenue about 1.40am on Monday 7 October, police say.

Ten minutes later, the ute rammed a second tobacco shop “in close proximity”.

“Investigators believe the offenders poured a liquid inside and outside the second shop and were unable to ignite it,” a police spokesperson stated.

“The ute fled the scene prior to police arrival.”

Any information to Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestoppersvic.com.au

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