Shocking images show huge ferocious orange flames engulfing the outer building of the home as clouds of thick black smoke plummet into the air.
Firefighters have raced to a Scots home after a building burst into flames. The inferno tore through an outbuilding of a house on Cranesbill Court in Ayr shortly after 10.30am on April 5.
Two fire engines remain at the scene battling the blaze and it is unknown if there are any casualties.
Shocking images show huge ferocious orange flames engulfing the outer building of the home as clouds of thick black smoke plummet into the air.
A spokesperson for the Scottish Fire and Rescue service confirmed they are still in attendance at the Ayr property.
Police Scotland has also been approached for comment. It comes as chilling footage has emerged showing thugs firebombing a number of targets as Edinburgh’s gang war spreads to Glasgow.
The new footage directly calls out the notorious Daniel clan from Glasgow, who are long term associates of Mark Richardson.
The footage shows a house door in Glasgow being doused in petrol by a hooded man before being lit on fire.
The clip then shows a deliberate fireraising at Kelvinside Motor Company at Milton Road in the Kirkintilloch at around 3:10am this morning, Friday, April 4.
A hooded thug can be seen sneaking into the garage in Kirkintilloch and setting fire to a number of vehicles on the forecourt of the used-cars showroom. Cops confirmed they are treating the fire at Kelvinside Motor Company as wilful.
The video then ends with a chilling warning for the Daniel clan. It reads: “We are urging everyone in Scotland on the streets and those incarcerated to join us in the fight against Mark Richardson and the Daniels family.
“These rats have been thieving for a long time. It’s time for people to stand together as one and remove this vermin from our streets. Tamo Junto.”
The message is signed “Tamo Junto” which is a Brazilian Portuguese phrase that translates to “we’re together” or “we’re in this together”.
The video concludes with an insignia depicting a fanged skull painted with the saltire, set against two crossed guns. It reads “TMJ 2025”, which seems to represent the gang’s name or motto.
The firebombings are believed to be linked to the feud in Edinburgh between Mark Richardson and a Dubai based gangster.
Cops are probing a number of targeted attacks by the two warring crime mobs who they said are “actively targeting each other”.
A firebombing campaign at properties linked to Richardson signalled the beginning of the bloody feud in March.
The war then escalated when two homes were shot at in Edinburgh, as the new crimelord appeared to refuse to back down over the theft of a haul of cocaine.
Police Scotland spokesperson said enquiries are continuing into the Kirkintilloch incident. They said: “Around 3.10am on Friday, 4 April, 2025, officers were made aware of a fire at a premises in Milton Road, Kirkintilloch.
“Emergency services attended and the fire was extinguished.
“There were no reports of any injuries. The fire is being treated as wilful and enquiries are ongoing.”
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