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Bricks have been thrown through the windows of a house in east Belfast in a racist attack, police have said.
Detectives are appealing for information following the report of criminal damage at the property in Kincraig Avenue on Tuesday.
A PSNI spokesperson said: “It was reported that bricks were thrown through two windows of a house in the area shortly after 11pm on Tuesday night.
“Three males wearing grey tracksuits were seen running from the scene.
Appeal for information after windows broken in east Belfast racially motivated hate crime. Details here:https://t.co/Dd04nBGk4t pic.twitter.com/OF4s5qnYjm
— Police East Belfast (@PSNIBelfastE) May 21, 2025
“There were no reports of any injuries and the matter is being treated as a racially motivated hate crime by police.”
The spokesperson added: “No one should be victimised or intimidated due to their ethnicity and there are no excuses.
“Hate has a far-reaching and damaging impact on the whole community and we are committed to doing everything possible to prevent incidents, support victims and pursue perpetrators.
“I would ask anyone with any information about this incident or who has CCTV, dashcam or doorbell footage from the area which may be able to help with our investigation, to call police at Strandtown on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference number 1846 20/05/25.”
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