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Arson Attacks on Gold Coast Businesses

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Two consecutive arson attacks on Gold Coast businesses have authorities scrambling for answers. A car was deliberately driven into a jewellery store in Burleigh Heads, setting it ablaze, while a similar incident occurred at a car wash business in Arundel. No injuries reported, but the community is on high alert. Police seek dash cam footage and witnesses to help unravel these brazen crimes.

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Arson Attacks on Gold Coast Businesses

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Arson Attacks on Gold Coast Businesses. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Police on the gold coast are probing a bold arson hit after someone rammed a car straight into a jewelry store in Burley heads and torched it over night. The shop took heavy damage from the flames but luckily no one got hurt and it's still unclear if thieves grabbed any loot. This marks the second such attack in just two days, wrapping up concerns in the area. Yesterday, three suspects allegedly smashed a vehicle into a car wash business in a rundale. Set it ablaze and peeled out in a getaway ride driven by a fourth person. Folks in the community are on edge with locals buzzing about these brazen moves hitting businesses back to back. No injuries reported in either case but the destruction has everyone watching their backs. Cops have set a crime scene at both spots and haven't linked the fires yet. They're digging deep into leads but details on damaged costs or suspects remain fuzzy. Acting superintendent Jason Tuffley is calling on drivers with dash cam footage or any witnesses to step up. Your tips could crack this wide open as. Investigations push forward.

1:04From your city powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with the story.

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