Officers are appealing for information after disorder in a residential area of Dunfermline.
Officers are appealing for information after disorder in a residential area of Dunfermline.
Police Scotland received reports of a crowd gathering at a property at Canon Lynch Court, from 6pm on Monday, 12 May to Wednesday, 14 May.
Officers attended each night and the crowd initially were peaceful, however, by Wednesday, the gathering descended into disorder.
Missiles were thrown at the property and it was vandalised.
Some of the attendees behaved in a reckless manner and a 38-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with threatening and abusive behaviour. He will be reported to the Procurator Fiscal.
Inspector Conrad Musgrave, Dunfermline Police Office, said: "The disorderly behaviour that we saw last night was completely unacceptable.
"This incident continued until late at night, on a residential street and left members of our community frightened.
"Missiles were thrown at a house that could have caused serious injuries to a member of the public.
"Anyone conducting themselves in a disorderly fashion or carrying out anti social behaviour will be dealt with with the full extent of powers available."
Anyone with information on this incident should contact 101 quoting reference 3240 of 14 May, 2025.
