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Jamie 'Iceman' Stevenson's logistics man caged for six years over £8m coke bust (opens the original)
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A convicted drug smuggler with links to Scots crime boss Jamie Stevenson has been given six years for his role in a £8 million cocaine bust. Charles McAughey,65, was arrested after police swooped at an industrial estate in Bellshill, Lanarkshire, last December. The former haulage firm boss, of Bothwell, Lanarkshire, had gone to the location to meet another trucker who had taken the narcotics there inside an electric-powered 'hide' in the trailer. McAughey was not unknown to detectives. He had pr
SNP crook Peter Murrell set for court return to face proceeds of crime action (opens the original)
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The SNP's disgraced former chief executive Peter Murrell is due to return to the high court after a proceeds of crime action was brought against him to recover assets he illegally seized from his party. The 61-year-old was sentenced to over five years behind bars in June after he admitted embezzling over £400,000 of SNP funds. Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband stole the cash over twelve years while he ran the nationalists to fund an extravagant lifestyle. Murrell was due to be brought from his
Gangster brutally slashed fellow prisoner in Scots jail (opens the original)
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A gangster placed a man’s life in danger after slashing him repeatedly in an jail attack, a court has heard. Robert Warnock, 30, chased Jason Arthur through the Allanton Hall wing of HMP Shotts on November 29 2021. The High Court in Edinburgh heard that Warnock then struck him three times on the neck with a ‘razor blade’ like weapon. Judge Lord Young saw a two minute long CCTV clip of the attack in which prison guards are forced to restrain Warnock following the assault. Lord Young also saw Arth
Drugs baron Jamie ‘Iceman’ Stevenson set to face proceeds of crime hearing (opens the original)
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A judge has set aside a week of court time to recover ill-gotten gains from a gangster dubbed Scotland’s Tony Soprano. Proceeds of crime action against Jamie ‘Iceman’ Stevenson will begin in September 2027. The news emerged following a hearing at the High Court in Edinburgh on Monday. Prosecutors want to recover money from Stevenson that he made during his time being one of Europe’s top drug dealers. He pleaded guilty to a charge in 2023 which saw him admitting to orchestrating a plot to smuggle
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