Firebombs apparently aimed at Muslims NEW YORK, Jan. 3 (UPI) -- State police have been asked to join the investigation into a series of New York City firebombings that appear to be aimed at Muslims. The targets Sunday night in the borough of Queens included a mosque and a small store owned by a Muslim immigrant from Yemen, The New York Times reported. A Hindu temple was also attacked in Queens and firebombs thrown at two houses, including one across the city line in Elmont, N.Y., occupied by a Hindu family from Guyana. Imam Maan al-Sahlani said the Al-Khoei Islamic Center attack occurred at the end of a service. He suggested the attacks on Hindus are a case of mistaken identity. "No matter what the motivation was of the individual who threw Molotov cocktails in Queens last night, his actions stand in stark contrast to the New York City of today that we've built together," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, whose family comes from Queens, said he had asked the state police to become involved. No injuries or serious damage was reported. The attacker used bottles filled with flammable liquid and equipped with wicks. Three of the bombs were fashioned from Starbucks Frappucino bottles.