Man, 66, suspected of firebombing Dover immigration centre lived 120 miles away

The man’s name has not been released
Man, 66, suspected of firebombing Dover immigration centre lived 120 miles away
Emergency services near the migrant processing centre in Dover, Kent (Gareth Fuller/PA)
Mon, 31 Oct, 2022 - 17:57
Katie Boyden and Ted Hennessey, PA

The man suspected of carrying out a firebomb attack on an immigration centre in Dover lived nearly 120 miles away.

Incendiary devices were thrown at the Border Force migrant centre in the Kent port town on Sunday. 

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