Police are appealing for witnesses after a petrol bomb was thrown at a house in west Belfast last night.
The attack happened at 4.30am at a house in the Glenalena Park area of Ballymurphy.
The device was thrown at the house but failed to ignite. A wheelie bin was set on fire.
A PSNI spokesman said the incident is connected to a report that windows were broken at a house in the same estate yesterday morning.
Police are investigating a possible link between the attack and the murder of Gerard Devlin earlier this month.
There have been more than a dozen arson attacks in the area since Mr Devlin was beaten and fatally stabbed. A number of people have also fled.
His death follows a long-running feud between two families in Ballymurphy.
The police and local community leaders have appealed for an end to the attacks.