A suspect appeared in court after a vehicle with fireworks was allegedly set on fire.
Police Scotland Connor Steele, 29, charged, with a number of offenses, including intentional fireraising, in the middle of the night in a Western Dunbartonshire street.
A number of houses were evacuated and roads closed after the vehicle was burning and exploding fireworks on Sunday in Braes Avenue, Clydebank.
Yvonne O’Neill, secretary of Clydebank East Community Council, said at the time: “I’ve never seen something like that – kids screaming in pure.”
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Footage of the incident during the early hours of Sunday
There were no reports on any injuries, with the evacuations and the closure of the road as a precaution, while fire staff set out the flames.
Photo: Clydebank East Community Council
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Steele made no plea for three separate charges when he appeared at the Dumbarton Sheriff Court on Wednesday.
He was accused of intentional firais; provide resistance, obstruct or obstruct the police; and act in an imminent or abusive way.
Clydebank’s suspect is in custody and is back in the dock within the next eight days.
