A 38-year-old man is charged after a series of suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh leaves five people injured, according to multiple reports. The alleged incidents take place on Friday night, beginning near a mosque in the west of the city and then continuing with further incidents on Leith Walk in the east. Witnesses described seeing a taxi and an Uber bike courier being targeted in the Leith area. Several outlets report that CCTV captures moments leading up to the arrest during the investigation. The attacks are described as being suspected to be directed against Muslims and also people of colour. Reports say the accused is charged in connection with the injuries sustained by five men. The BBC and other outlets reference CCTV evidence used by investigators, while The Guardian and others also rely on witness accounts to describe how the attacks unfolded and where they occurred. The case is being handled by authorities, with the charged man facing allegations related to the alleged assaults and injuries in Edinburgh.