Detectives are like, really hoping someone out there knows something about this crazy break-in that went down in East Calder. So, like, on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at like 6.40am, the cops got this call saying a house on Langton View got broken into and to top it off, a white Volkswagen Golf with the registration number 596 KMB was swiped. Detective Inspector John Irvine was all, “Yo, if you saw anything sketchy going on in the Langton View area or if you happened to spot that white Volkswagen Golf cruising around, hit us up. We need all the deets for our investigation.”
So, get this, the stolen car was spotted in Blackford, Edinburgh at around 4.10am on the same day. Then, it was seen again on the A772, Gilmerton Road in the Moredun area. I mean, talk about a joyride, right? If you have any info on what went down, make sure to give the cops a shout at 101 and mention incident number 0891 from May 18, 2025. And hey, if you wanna stay low-key, you can always hit up Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111. Anonymity guaranteed, my friends.
John Hislop, a journalism hotshot who graduated from Telford College back in 2010, has been all over the place with his reporting skills. From the North Edinburgh News to The Edinburgh Reporter, this guy knows his stuff. Even got some pieces published in the Edinburgh Evening News and the Hibernian FC Programme. Talk about making a name for yourself in the journalism game.
But hey, not everyone gets why this news is such a big deal. I mean, break-ins happen all the time, right? And cars get stolen left and right. So, why all the fuss over this one? Well, maybe it’s just me, but I feel like every case is important in its own way. It’s not just about the stolen car or the broken into house. It’s about keeping our communities safe and making sure those responsible face the music. So yeah, maybe it’s not the most groundbreaking news out there, but it’s still worth paying attention to. Just saying.
