Edinburgh shooting: Man in court after Mohammed Omar Abdi death
A man injured in a fatal shooting incident in Edinburgh has appeared in court on a breach of the peace charge.
Ahmed Hussain Ahmed, 27, made no plea or declaration in a private hearing at Edinburgh Sheriff Court. He was remanded in custody.
Mohammed Omar Abdi, 25, died of gunshot wounds in the Willowbrae area on Sunday, after an armed car chase.
Another man, Mohamud Mohamud, 29, from London, appeared in court on Wednesday, also charged with breach of the peace.
Mr Abdi was found lying close to a crashed blue people carrier just after 01:00 on Sunday.
A second man, understood to be Mr Ahmed, was found injured shortly after police were called to the incident involving Mr Abdi.
Detectives described their response to the shooting, which is thought to be a gang-related incident, as a "cross-border investigation".
They said they were looking for at least six men in connection with Mr Abdi's death.
They have also appealed for information about two cars - a blue VW Sharan, and a silver or grey hatchback - they believe may be linked to the murder.
Both Mr Ahemd and Mr Mohamud, who was also remanded in custody, are expected to reappear in court in relation to the charge within the next seven days.