Woman doused in accelerant, set on fire A teenager has turned himself into police after his ex-girlfriend was allegedly doused in accelerant as she stood near an open fire at a home south of Wollongong. The woman, 19, caught alight and had to be airlifted to Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital where she remains in the intensive care unit in an induced coma. A spokeswoman for the hospital said the woman was in a critical condition. Her family declined to comment. On Saturday afternoon police confirmed a 17-year-old boy was helping officers with their inquiries at Lake Illawarra police station. No arrests have been made over the incident. The victim was found severely burned at a home in Koona Street, Albion Park Rail, about midday on Friday, police said. Police established a crime scene and seized several items for forensic analysis. Local resident John Puckeridge saw fire engines and police cars racing past his house in Koona Street about 11am on Friday. "It's a quiet street generally," the 27-year-old said. But we have had a couple of murders. A 41-year-old mother of two was stabbed to death in Koona Street in 1999. In 2010, a baby boy was found abandoned outside a house in the same street.