Glasgow detectives are calling for information after a trailer was set on fire in a Dalmarnock yard, causing about £ 80,000 in damage.
The incident happened on Swanston Street on the night between Thursday and Friday. The trailer contained a section of a fairground that was significantly damaged as part of the fire.
A thorough investigation has established that four young men were spotted in the area around the time of the incident. They are described as two boys and two girls, about 14 or 15 years old.
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Efforts to identify them and establish the circumstances continue.
Detective Ross McGill of the Shetleston CID said: “This fire caused great damage to the trailer and its contents, although fortunately it did not spread further and caused more damage.
“We call on anyone who has information to speak. We also want to talk to the four young people who were in the area, so we will urge them to come out or anyone who can identify them to do so.
“If you think you can help with our inquiries, please call the Scottish Police on 101, citing incident 0155 on 24 June. Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 if you wish to remain anonymous. “
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