An Edinburgh woman who quit her job after her car was "petrol bombed" on Bonfire Night has said she won't be leaving her house this year.

Julita Pankiewicz, who is originally from Poland but now lives in the capital, was working as a community care assistant in 2023 when she believes a group of "kids" rolled a "petrol bomb" under her car in Niddrie .

She was visiting a client at the time and was left "terrified." Julita said: " They threw it under the car. I was terrified. It was really scary.

"The police were involved and they just tried to stop them and force them away from the area. It was truly bad."

Despite the efforts of the authorities, Julita who recently moved to Craigmillar, says the police were unable to trace the people responsible on what was a night of carnage throug

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