A police vehicle was set on fire in Clare.
It happened before 2 a.m. Wednesday at a service station in Meteghan.
RCMP say the vehicle was there for repairs, firefighters arrived to the car fully engulfed in flames.
Two other vehicles parked nearby were damaged, there were no injuries.
In a statement, Sgt. Jeff LeBlanc with the Meteghan RCMP say they believe this was intentional, and linked to other violent crimes in the area.
He says they are concerned and aware, and increased police resources are coming.
On July 17, at approximately 1:45 a.m., #Meteghan RCMP officers responded to a call that a police car, which was parked at a service station for repairs, was engulfed in flames. Fire services also attended. https://t.co/mV5ty78anK pic.twitter.com/bJhwkRffJc
— RCMP Nova Scotia (@RCMPNS) July 18, 2024
