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CONCERNED residents of Redbank Plains have been left reeling after a parked vehicle was allegedly set alight early Monday morning.
A witness to the scene, who wished to remain anonymous, spoke exclusively with the
Queensland Times on Tuesday.
The woman said she woke to a disturbance on Highbury Drive about 1.30am on Monday.
“There was a bunch of noise in the area, dogs barking, a lot of commotion, things like that,” she said.
“It all seemed to happen pretty quickly.
“There were plenty of police at the scene before I actually noticed it.”
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It comes after a Queensland Police spokesman confirmed on Tuesday a Kia SUV had been targeted in an early morning incident.
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Subscriber only COMING to stop at a red light, Joanne Wood and her family had little idea of the chaos that was about to unfold in front of their eyes. While travelling through Redbank last month, Ms Wood, her son Cameron and partner Steve were about to become witnesses to the pursuit of an allegedly stolen vehicle. A black Kia Picanto and grey Subaru Impreza were reported as stolen from a Wulkuraka house on January 25, with a 24-year-old One Mile man and a 21-year-old North Ipswich man believed to be driving. The two vehicles stolen from Wulkuraka on Sunday evening.