Four people have been taken to hospital after a bare-chested man was seen roaming the streets of Edinburgh carrying a large weapon.

A person, who appears to be the same man, was also filmed battering the locked door of a pizzeria on Leith Walk on Friday evening as members of the public run down the street.

MEND Scotland, a Muslim engagement group, said that several of the victims were from the Muslim community.

Police said they had arrested a 36-year-old man and there was no further risk to the public. No details have been released on the condition of the four people injured.

The BBC understands two of the people were injured close to the Broomhouse mosque in the west of the city.

Footage taken at the Shell petrol station on Telford Road, seen by the BBC, shows a taxi with its windows smashed with police at the scene.

Broken glass and a hand axe can be seen on the seat of the vehicle.

Various other videos of incidents have been posted on social media, appearing to show the same bare-chested man causing disorder at other locations.

A man was captured on CCTV at the BP petrol station on Ferry Road standing beside a black vehicle with its windscreen smashed.

He then enters the petrol station kiosk and wanders around several times before pushing multiple shelves over and scattering items on the floor.

Members of the public can be seen running away from a man as he approaches the Origano pizzeria on Leith Walk.

Staff in the pizzeria closed the electronic shutters as he repeatedly struck the door panes with the weapon before wandering away.

A topless man with a weapon also approaches a car which had stopped at a junction nearby.

Another video shows a heavy police presence and cordon around the Your Move estate agent, where paramedics are giving medical treatment to a clothed man on the ground who has his arm in a sling.

In another video, an officer can be seen holding a topless man on the ground, who then swears and shouts that he is "protecting the country".