Gangland Glasgow: True Crime from the Streets

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Detective Chief Superintendent Vicky Watson, Police Scotland's head of organised crime, said: "As part of one of Scotland's most prolific crime groups, McTaggart thought he was untouchable and above the law. As Glasgow continues to grapple with organized crime, this recent conviction underscores the determination to ensure that no one is above the law, regardless of their perceived influence within criminal circles. The offences were said to have taken place at her home in Gartcosh, elsewhere in the UK and abroad between November 2011 and July 2020. THE ex Glasgow gangster launched his Blink and You’ll Miss It podcast in January and has attracted around 10,000 subscribers - despite appearing without guests on the show.

In the years leading up to his death he had kept a low profile and was said not to go out in Glasgow after dark. Paul Lyons refused to go to court to give evidence - and even wrote to prosecutors to say the man who pleaded guilty had nothing to do with the attack on February 21, 2021. I would now like to appeal directly to the local communities in the southern areas of The Netherlands, Barcelona, the south coast of Spain and the Balearic Islands to look at these images and get in touch if you have seen him or know where he is. Earlier this month, Craig Gallagher, reputed to be on the opposite side of Carroll and his Daniels clan associates, was hunted down by unknown assailants to a derelict property in Lanarkshire.The prosecution case rested mainly on the identification evidence of two witnesses, David Hart, 56, and teacher Henry Carey, 54. Notably, McTaggart’s affiliation with one of Scotland’s most active crime syndicates had led him to believe he was immune to legal consequences.

Campbell had recently been released from prison pending an appeal against his conviction for the murders of six members of the Doyle family in 1984, during the city’s notorious ice cream wars. There was a degree of admiration for the professionalism with which the execution of Gerbil had been carried out,” he said. Such was his violent lifestyle and the number of enemies accumulated over the years, he frequently wore a stab vest for protection. This successful prosecution sends out a strong message about our determination to disrupt serious organised crime.

Four months before his murder, McPhee had been shot in the face with a flare gun as he drank in Shettleston Juniors social club.