Detectives are investigating whether simultaneous fire attacks against two houses in Bishopbrigg are the latest incidents related to an ongoing gang dispute.
The Police of Scotland confirmed that both fires were called in Colston Drive of the city of East Dunbartonshire and John Marshall Drive around 12:50 on Monday morning.
The emergency services attended and the fires were extinguished. Injuries were not reported, but both bees treated as volunteers.
A series of fire incidents in Edinburgh and Glasgow in the last week were linked to rival organized crimes.
The videos that claim to show fires have published online along with warnings that name families that have a leg linked to organized crime.
Several houses and other properties have been lit in recent weeks, and the police confirmed that the incidents in the east and western Scotland were being treated as “potentially linked.”
Six properties in western Scotland were attacked in the space of a week.
Three Casas in Glasgow lit on April 7, while a commercial installation also in Bishopbriggs was attacked the next day.
A 72 -year -old woman and a 12 -year -old boy were tasks for HospitaL on Sunday after being assaulted in the house in Egilsay Creent in the Milton or Glasgow giving an incident that must also be linked to the ongoing dispute.
The Police of the Scotland police extended their response to deliberate fires in the city last week, which can be connected with several fire incidents and incidents in Edinburgh.
Det CH SPPT David Ferry, from the Specialist Crime Division, said previously: “It is vital that we draw to whoever is the response for thesis records as soon as possible.
“While we believe that the thesis is directed attacks, the consequences could have been much more serious and I want to make it clear that this behavior will not be tolerated.”
It occurs after several judgments were made in the east of the country on violent incidents. Officers have seized weapons, drugs and effective.
On Friday, the Scotland police confirmed that he had visited more than 100 properties and was reviewing around 700 hours of CCTV images.
Det CH SPPT Ferry Average The trials would continue in the coming weeks and urged anyone with information to Contact the officers.
