AROUND £500,000 of damage has been caused to more than a dozen mobile homes targeted in an arson attack in Co Down.
Fourteen camper vans and two caravans were destroyed in the blaze at a site on Drumnabreeze Road, Magheralin.
The Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) said it is believed one mobile home was deliberately set alight and positioned in such a way that the flames spread to the others.
Police are investigating the arson attack, which happened on Sunday night.
PSNI Inspector Gregory Beckett said: "Around 15 mobile homes, with a total value in the region of half a million pounds, were destroyed by a fire which was reported to police shortly before midnight.
"Enquiries are at a very early stage and we are appealing for witnesses."
A spokeswoman for the NIFRS said three fire appliances from Lurgan and Dromore were called to the scene at around 11.45pm.
"Firefighters dealt with a fire involving 14 camper vans, two caravans, one skip and a coal bunker," she said.
"The cause of the fire was determined as deliberate.
"The incident was dealt with at 1.35am."