NewsUK NewsCleveland PoliceEmergency services rushed to Kenwood Crescent, Ingleby Barwick in the early hours of Sunday with three cars on fire after they are reported to have been petrol bombed12:09, 18 May 2026Updated 12:34, 18 May 2026Three cars have been torched and a house damaged following a 'petrol bomb attack'.‌Emergency services were called to Kenwood Crescent, Ingleby Barwick, Stockton-on-Tees, in the early hours of Sunday following reports of a petrol bombing.‌Three cars were set alight on the driveway and a house was also targeted at around 12.15am. Footage shared on social media shows the vehicles engulfed in flames outside the home and their charred remains have been pictured this morning.‌Cleveland Fire Brigade confirmed two fire engines from Thornaby attended an incident after being called at 12.17am on Sunday.‌READ MORE: Tube strikes live: Which TfL services will run during London Underground strike?READ MORE: P&O Cruises reminds passengers of important rule or risk being 'turned away'A spokesperson for Cleveland Fire Brigade said: "Cleveland Fire Brigade were called on May 17 at 12.17am to an incident at Kenwood Crescent, Ingleby Barwick. Two fire appliances in attendance from Thornaby. The stop call was received at 12.46am."And Cleveland Police said they were called over reports of criminal damage after a house and three cars were targeted in an alleged "petrol bomb" attack, reported TeessideLive. It confirmed no one was injured in the incident.Article continues belowThe force is appealing to the public for information and for anyone who has footage of what happened to get in touch. It stated: "At 12.15am on Sunday 17 May police were called to Kenwood Crescent in Ingleby Barwick following reports of criminal damage. It involved a house believed to have been petrol bombed and three cars well alight."A scene was put in place and enquiries are ongoing. Anyone with information or footage is asked to call Cleveland Police on 101 quoting reference number 093259."Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Cleveland PoliceBreaking News