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Drug gang enforcers linked to Scots kingpins face jail after savage attack (opens the original)
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Drug mob lieutenants linked to notorious Scots gangsters Jamie “Iceman” Stevenson and Stephen “Jimmy” Jamieson are facing jail after a savage attack which left a man scarred for life. Two of Jamieson’s brothers, his dad, and a member of his drug dealing gang are all awaiting sentence following the assault and the resulting violence. Street valium kingpin Gary Jamieson and cocaine dealer Steven Caddis set upon their victim at a remote cottage. Jimmy’s dad George and brother Darren were then arres
Defiant biker blasts 'masked' thugs who attacked him in bloodbath M74 ambush (opens the original)
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A defiant biker has blasted the “masked and heavily armed” thugs who attacked him and his gang in a bloodbath motorway ambush. Mark “Bruni” Brown – president of the Mad Dogs Motorcycle Club – said he and his fellow bikers were attacked with swords and bats by “cowardly cardboard gangster puppets”. He insisted “we’re still standing and always will be” after allegedly being set upon by 12 weapon-wielding yobs. The tattooed 63-year-old has vowed to fight on after being hospitalised as a result of
Inside the Mad Dogs Motorcycle Club attacked in bloodbath motorway ambush (opens the original)
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Bloodshed erupted on the M74 near Lesmahagow, Lanarkshire, on Sunday. Mad Dogs Motorcycle Club President, Mark “Bruni” Brown, said he and his fellow bikers were assaulted with "swords and bats" by “cowardly cardboard gangster puppets”. Here we take a look at the history of Mad Dogs Motorcycle Club and incidents they have been embroiled in. Mad Dogs members have been involved with several incidents in recent years. Members were struck by a car outside Lorimers, a pub in Bishopton, Renfrewshire, a
New name for campervan company which shamed SNP councillor helped to run (opens the original)
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A campervan company which a shamed SNP councillor helped to run has changed its name and a director has resigned after a Sunday Mail sting. Audrey Cullen has stepped down from the firm where the Sunday Mail found her son, former SNP councillor Michael Cullen, was working. We revealed earlier this year he was helping run the business while he was deemed unfit to stand trial over bogus sex assault claims. The 44-year-old had made a false sexual assault allegation against a woman he met online, aft
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