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One of Scotland's most wanted men has been arrested in the Netherlands with another fugitive after a major search operation. The claims about the gangster trying to spare his wife's embarrassment came at the latest council hearing into the licences. My son was also given the choice and he decided to stay. He's now 22 and I last saw him as a teenager. According to the Scottish Sun, 31-year-old Jamieson now provides muscle for crime boss Stevenson, 49, after the pair hit it off together. Callum Michael Allan wanted by Northumbria Police for allegedly supplying drugs, assaulting an emergency worker, affray and dangerous driving
He is expected to be released in 2013. McDowall said: "I genuinely wasn't looking for Stevenson at the parade. NCA regional head of investigation for Scotland Gerry McLean said: “Stevenson is one of Scotland’s most wanted fugitives. Supergrass Robert McDowall laid bare Stevenson's smuggling operation in interviews with Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency detectives. JAMIE STEVENSON had been a lieutenant in the crime clan led by best friend Tony McGovern. But, by June 2000, Tony has sided with his brothers against him. Their murderous plot to end the feud fails and, weeks later, Stevenson meets fire with fire.Lorry driver McDowall, 54, was jailed for smuggling s6million of the gangster's heroin into Scotland six years ago. It would be one of the most significant gangland murders in Scotland for years and signalled an audacious underworld putsch. McDowall: "No. He just said they'd been friends for quite a while. He said J is the man with the overall power but he's his lieutenant type of thing - his right-hand man. He said they were like brothers." Stevenson had many switched-on and ruthless people but very few were trusted like Gallagher, who was his top fixer. They had once been allies seizing control of the lucrative drugs trade across swathes of the city's schemes before Jamie's close friendship with Tony McGovern and gangland alliance with his brothers fractured amid betrayal and bloodshed.
It was after this that McDowall officially began speaking to police - spelling out in incredible detail the scope of Stevenson's operation.It comes as the National Crime Agency warned the 12 men on their list that Spain was “not a safe haven” for the UK’s criminals. Ian 'Blink' McDonald is a well-known face, disfigured of course, who has written a book, with assistance naturally. He was the partner of Annette Daniel, a sister of the notorious clan whose roots are in Possil, the family who came to fortune, as ever, through drugs and who were involved in a decades-long feud with the Lyons family which simmers on. Annette has her own expertise, shoplifting – Harrods was probably the pinnacle of her endeavours - but that's for further on. McDonald's moniker came about because he was said to be able to take your face off in the blink of an eye. Entering the garden from the rear, he knew he had found a temporary haven but realised there would be no permanent safety until he had dealt with those who had tried to kill him - the McGoverns. Crime: Wanted for wounding with intent, Jones (and a co-accused) allegedly assaulted two people by stabbing them numerous times with a knife causing serious injuries. It is believed Jones fled the UK in the immediate aftermath. There is information to show he stayed at a hotel in Madrid the night after the stabbings but left rapidly the next morning. Gallagher operated at the heart of Stevenson's mob and organised drugs and guns smuggling runs for Scotland's biggest crime gang.
Description: From Liverpool. White, 6ft 1in tall, of medium build. Has a 7.6cm scar down his right leg. Heavy eyebrows, right handed; green eyes; potential scar on arm obtained during the attempted robbery. One source said: "The McGoverns wanted revenge. They would have been baying for Stevenson's blood but sometimes self-preservation comes before anything else. Airdire Sheriff Court heard his house in East Kilbride is on the verge of being sold, and the cash will be used to settle his debt.Detective Chief Superintendent Stuart Houston of Police Scotland said: "Stevenson is a dangerous individual who is responsible for a catalogue of serious crimes. The NCA’s International Crime Bureau and International Liaison Officers work on behalf of UK policing to exchange information and intelligence with partners abroad leading to the tracing and arrests of criminals globally. McDowall: " He said it would be very, very good money in it for me. They said it would probably be ecstasy, cannabis."
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