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Forensic investigation launched after sports car burns out in Rijsenhout

Forensic investigation launched after sports car burns out in Rijsenhout

Police have launched a forensic investigation into a car fire in Rijsenhout after a luxury vehicle was completely destroyed early this morning. Authorities suspect arson and are appealing to local residents with doorbell cameras for assistance, while one individual received medical treatment for smoke inhalation.

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