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Incendiary device thrown into Seattle home

Jul 23, 2012, 9:26 AM | Updated: 10:59 am

Seattle police report an incendiary device was thrown into
a
South Seattle townhouse early Monday morning.

Police and fire department units responded to the home
around 5:30 a.m.

Investigators believe the suspect broke a window and threw
the incendiary device inside the townhouse in the 3000 block
of
South Genesee Street.
.

The device started a small fire that was put out by the
home’s sprinkler system.

A man and a woman inside the home at the time of the arson
attack were not injured.

The attacker remains at large. Arson and bomb squad
detectives are investigating. Police
do
not believe the attack was random.

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