Two separate car firebomb incidents in a local town are under investigation by law enforcement authorities who suspect a possible connection between them.
Firefighters responded to a vehicle ablaze in Lawson Gardens, Kirkcaldy, Fife, at 3:05 am on Thursday, November 13. Shortly after, another car was set on fire in Haig Avenue, just half a mile away. Both incidents prompted a swift response from emergency services, including Scotland Police and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
An inquiry has been initiated to determine the circumstances surrounding the two car fires, which are believed to be related. A photo captured the car engulfed in flames in Lawson Gardens before firefighters extinguished the blaze.
Described as deliberate acts of arson by a Police Scotland spokesperson, individuals are encouraged to come forward with any pertinent information regarding the incidents.
The police in Kirkcaldy are actively investigating the wilful fire-raising incidents at Lawson Gardens and Haig Avenue that occurred during the early hours of Thursday, November 13, 2025. The authorities consider the events to be connected and urge anyone with details to contact them at 101, referencing incident number 0292 of November 13, 2025.
Regarding the Haig Avenue incident, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service dispatched a unit to the location and confirmed no injuries. They received a report of a vehicle fire at 3:22 am on November 13 and promptly dispatched a team to extinguish the fire and secure the area without any casualties.