Three men are jailed for a combined total of 18 years after firebomb attacks on homes and business premises linked to the Daniel crime family in Glasgow. Proceedings at the High Court in Glasgow result in custodial sentences for the trio over offences described by courts and media reports as part of a violent gangland dispute. Sources say the attacks were carried out with firebombs and targeted multiple locations connected to the Daniel family. One outlet reports that CCTV and Ring doorbell camera footage plays a central role in identifying the offenders and linking them to the attacks. Another account states that the men receive jail terms totaling 18 years for the overall offending. The reports agree on the number of defendants, the broad nature of the crimes (firebombing of Daniel family-linked properties), the venue (the High Court in Glasgow), and the length of the aggregate sentence. The coverage focuses on the convictions and the use of surveillance evidence, with no consistent additional details about dates, specific addresses, or individual sentencing breakdowns beyond the total 18 years.