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Drug baron Daniel Smith, 24 - on the run from British police for attempted murder

Tuesday, 8 June 2010


Drug baron Daniel Smith, 24 - on the run from British police for attempted murder - was with pals at a terrace table when he was shot three times in the face, blowing out his brains and teeth.
Tourists dived for cover as the gunman - riding pillion - struck in the fugitive's bolthole of Mijas, near Malaga. He emptied his gun, missing with three rounds.
But a horrified regular at the Lounge Bar said: "He kept firing at Dan even though he was on the ground. It was horrible."
Minutes earlier Smith had argued with an Irishman who stormed off, snarling: "You wait there - I will be back in a minute." Spanish cops, who suspect a drugs feud, were hunting for the Dublin criminal aged 27.
Smith fled to Spain as police here sought him over the 2007 shooting of an Essex businessman. Millionaire Doug Turner, 52, survived but lost three fingers


Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3004189/Bar-Brit-is-shot-dead-by-hitman.html#ixzz0qFhF5CXZ

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Gang member gets death penalty in murder-for-hire case | murder, martinez, montemayor - News - The Orange County Register

Wednesday, 2 June 2010

Gang member gets death penalty in murder-for-hire case | murder, martinez, montemayor - News - The Orange County Register: "Pacoima gang member sat silently without any outward sign of emotion Tuesday as an Orange County jury gave him the death penalty for his role in the kidnap and murder of a Buena Park businessman nearly eight years ago.
The 10-woman, two-man jury decided that Alberto Martinez, 32, deserves to die for acting as the getaway driver after David Montemayor, 44, was gunned down on a street not far from his home when he tried to escape from his kidnappers.Martinez was convicted by the same jury earlier this month of first-degree murder plus several special circumstances – including murder for financial gain, murder during a kidnapping and murder for the benefit of his street gang.
Those findings set the stage for the penalty phase, where the jury's only decision was whether to impose death or life without parole.
Martinez will be sentenced Aug. 6 by Superior Court Judge Francisco Briseno."

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Paul McCartney's tourbus attacked by Mexican gang members - Daily Gossip | News | NME.COM

Paul McCartney's tourbus attacked by Mexican gang members - Daily Gossip | News | NME.COM: "Paul McCartney's tourbus was attacked by a Mexican gang after his gig in Mexico City on Friday (May 28). McCartney was reportedly left terrified by the attack, which saw the gang surround his bus on a backstreet, before climbing onto the roof and jumping up and down on it. The former Beatle's security team called police immediately, and the gang scarpered when they heard the sirens (various)."

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New Yorkshire Ripper? Bradford crime student charged with prostitute murders | Chiltern Debt Management

Tuesday, 1 June 2010

New Yorkshire Ripper? Bradford crime student charged with prostitute murders | Chiltern Debt Management: "Following the shocking discovery of prostitute Suzanne Blamires’ body parts in the River Aire, Leeds, a student in Bradford has been charged with her murder.
Stephen Griffiths, 40, was studying for a criminology PhD at the University of Bradford before he was arrested in his flat in the town’s red light district.
After initially being suspected of murdering the 36-year-old prostitute, he has now been charged – sources are saying that CCTV footage has implicated him. Mr Griffiths is also under suspicion for the murder of two other prostitutes in the area, missing persons Shelley Armitage, 31, and Susan Rushworth, 43. Forensic experts are now preparing to spend around two weeks investigating Mr Griffith’s flat.
Police say that Ms Blamires was last seen on Friday 21st May arguing with her boyfriend after finishing work. Parts of her body were then found in the River Aire three miles away last Tuesday 25th May. Ms Blamires’ mother Nicky has spoken of the victim’s fates, saying that they were:
“…human beings who were also people’s daughters and didn’t deserve to die like this. Unfortunately, my daughter went down the wrong path and she didn’t have the life she was meant to have.”"

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BBC News - John Terry's father sentenced for cocaine dealing

BBC News - John Terry's father sentenced for cocaine dealing: "father of the Chelsea and former England captain John Terry has been given a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to dealing cocaine.
Edward Terry was given a suspended term of six months after he admitted supplying the class A drug.
Basildon Crown Court heard Terry, 56, from Chafford Hundred, Essex, supplied it to a News of the World reporter in a wine bar in 2009.
Judge Christopher Mitchell said it was a very clear case of 'entrapment'.
Terry was also ordered to carry out 100 hours of community service and pay £95 costs."

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Robbery gang leader killed in Pampanga shootout | Home >> Other Sections >> Breaking News

Robbery gang leader killed in Pampanga shootout | Home >> Other Sections >> Breaking News: "leader of a notorious crime gang was killed after shooting it out with policemen in Pampanga province over the weekend.
Supt. Baltazar Mamaril, spokesman of the Central Luzon Police, identified the slain suspect as Ricardo Narciso, the alleged leader of the notorious and violent Narciso robbery-holdup gang.
Another gang member, identified as Marcos Pangan, was wounded in the shootout and brought to Ramos Hospital in Tarlac City.
Mamaril said elements of the Regional Intelligence Division of the Central Luzon Police was conducting a surveillance last Sunday at Brgy. Tabun, Mabalacat, Pampanga when they chanced upon the suspects."

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Jamie Daniel jailed for road rage | Glasgow and West | STV News

Jamie Daniel jailed for road rage | Glasgow and West | STV News: "Notorious Glasgow crime boss Jamie Daniel has been jailed for a year after chasing a driver and smashing up his car because he was 'having a bad day'.
The head of the infamous Daniels clan 'lost it' and chased 30-year-old Gerard Fullerton - who had never met him before - around Glasgow's Jordanhill area in his car in October last year.
The 52-year-old then got out of his Volkswagon Golf and smashed Mr Fullerton's car windscreen with a metal bar because he thought that the driver had taken too long to turn into a junction.
Glasgow Sheriff Court heard that the thug was later remanded in custody and tried to choke a fellow prisoner in Barlinnie. Daniel admitted breaching the peace by chasing Mr Fullerton, shouting and swearing at him and hitting his car with the bar at Jordanhill Drive, Jordanhill Crescent and Seggilea Road, Glasgow, on October 22 last year."

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James Bond’s Aston Martin From Goldfinger To Be Sold At Auction | ChattahBox News Blog

James Bond’s Aston Martin From Goldfinger To Be Sold At Auction | ChattahBox News Blog: "car that Sean Connery drove in ‘Goldfinger’ is set to be auctioned off in London, and the price tag is already expected to be incredibly high.
The silver Aston Martin is an iconic car in the film world, complete with all of the tools Q added on to make it one of the coolest vehicles in movie history.
Originally bought in the late 60’s by Jerry Lee for $12,000 USD, the price has gone up considerably in recent years."

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Alleged Irish drugs baron to be held in Spanish jail - Local & National, News - Belfasttelegraph.co.uk

Alleged Irish drugs baron to be held in Spanish jail - Local & National, News - Belfasttelegraph.co.uk: "leader of an Irish drugs clan implicated in crimes in 20 countries — including gangland murder, money laundering and cocaine trafficking — has been ordered to prison on Spain's Costa del Sol without the opportunity of bail.
Christopher ‘Christy’ Kinahan (53), who holds a British passport, was ordered to be held in prison at Malaga, the capital of the holiday coast dubbed the Costa del Crime, after appearing before an investigating judge at Estepona.
His two sons were also ordered to prison without a chance of bail after appearing at closed-door hearings."

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Prime Minister’s Reversal Ends Strained Relations with Washington over Christopher “Dudus” Coke

Friday, 21 May 2010

Jamaica to Extradite Drug Suspect Wanted by U.S.
Prime Minister’s Reversal Ends Strained Relations with Washington over Christopher “Dudus” Coke

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Interior Ministry refused to let linguist Noam Chomsky into Israel and the West Bank on Sunday.

Interior Ministry refused to let linguist Noam Chomsky into Israel and the West Bank on Sunday. Chomsky, who aligns himself with the radical left, had been scheduled to lecture at Bir Zeit University near Ramallah, and visit Bil'in and Hebron, as well as meet with Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad and various Palestinian activists.


American linguist Noam Chomsky.


In a telephone conversation last night from Amman, Chomsky told Haaretz that he concluded from the questions of the Israeli official that the fact that he came to lecture at a Palestinian and not an Israeli university led to the decision to deny him entry.


"I find it hard to think of a similar case, in which entry to a person is denied because he is not lecturing in Tel Aviv. Perhaps only in Stalinist regimes," Chomsky told Haaretz.

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Eastside Crip Gang Member Indicted On Firearms Charges - Bakersfield News Story - KERO Bakersfield

Saturday, 8 May 2010

Eastside Crip Gang Member Indicted On Firearms Charges - Bakersfield News Story - KERO Bakersfield: "complaint also alleges the defendant is a member of the Bakersfield Eastside Crips criminal street gang as well.
“This case should leave no doubt about our collective resolve to attack and dismantle the street gangs that are terrorizing our neighborhoods,” said Michael Toms, resident agent in charge of ICE's Office of Investigations in Bakersfield. “ICE is committed to using every tool at its disposal to combat gang-related crime and violence here and in communities across the country.”
The maximum statutory penalty for the charge is 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The actual sentence, however, will be determined at the discretion of the court after consideration of any applicable statutory factors and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which take into account a number of variables"

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Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento gang member convicted in fatal shooting at party

Sacto 9-1-1: Sacramento gang member convicted in fatal shooting at party: "verdict against Billy Chan Saechao, 18. He was accused in the 1 a.m., March 21, 2008, shooting death of Koua Lee, 20.
According to a prosecution trial brief, Saechao, a member of the Mien Pride Gangsters, went to a party in the 7600 block of Millroy Way in south Sacramento to pick up his girlfriend.
When he and three friends got there, they saw another group of young men that included Lee, whom the prosecution brief identified as a member of the True Blue Crips.
After the two groups exchanged words, gunfire rang out, and investigators later recovered the 40 casings from several different handguns, the brief said."

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Top cop’s PC son Craig Flowers is cocaine dealer | The Sun |Home Scotland|Scottish News

Top cop’s PC son Craig Flowers is cocaine dealer | The Sun |Home Scotland|Scottish News: "Off-duty PC Craig Flowers was finally caught with £120 of the deadly drug after being put under surveillance by his own force.
son of former Scottish Police Federation boss Norrie FloweFlowers - the rs - told officers: 'I've got a habit but it's under control, there's no problem.'
But yesterday he appeared in the dock to admit supplying coke to high-flying pals at his home in Motherwell and across Glasgow between January 2007 and September 2008.
The Scottish Sun told how Strathclyde Police anti-corruption cops pounced in an 'intelligence-led' bust. Yesterday defence lawyer Mark Moir told Glasgow Sheriff Court his client was only concerned in the 'social supply' of coke.
But suspended Flowers' career lay in tatters last night as Strathclyde Deputy Chief Constable Neil Richardson said: 'He abused his position.'"

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U.S. Army interrogator known to captives at a lockup in Afghanistan as ``The Monster''

Thursday, 6 May 2010

A former U.S. Army interrogator known to captives at a lockup in Afghanistan as ``The Monster'' testified Wednesday that he felt sorry for a gravely wounded, recently captured Omar Khadr because ``he was probably in one of the worst places on Earth.''
``He was in the wrong place for a 15-year-old child to be,'' former Army Spc. Damien Corsetti testified as Khadr's first defense witness in the seventh day of a hearing seeking to persuade a military judge to exclude all of the Toronto-born teenager's confessions from his summertime trial on grounds of abuse.


Read more: http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/05/05/1614742/ex-army-interrogator-testifies.html#ixzz0n9toU8X5

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Suspected white supremacist charged after Hemet police booby trap raids - San Jose Mercury News

Monday, 3 May 2010

Suspected white supremacist charged after Hemet police booby trap raids - San Jose Mercury News: "suspected white supremacist has pleaded not guilty to possessing the same kind of homemade gun used in a booby trap intended to kill a police officer in Riverside County.
Patrick Nugent Jr. entered pleas on April 23 to having a zip gun and being in a criminal gang.
He remained jailed today. A call to his attorney, Justin Greenlee, wasn't immediateley returned.
Hemet police say a zip gun was attached to the gate of a gang task force building and fired a bullet that missed an officer in February.
Police say they found the gun on April 20 while arresting 23 people during a probe into a string of failed booby trap attacks.
Seven people have been charged with crimes — although none have been directly linked to the booby traps."

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San Luis Police officers guilty of drug smuggling | Cal Coast News

San Luis Police officers guilty of drug smuggling | Cal Coast News: "two San Luis Obispo police officers have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of bringing misbranded Mexican prescription drugs into the United States at the San Ysidro port of entry south of San Diego.
The officers, Dan McDow and Armando Limon, pleaded guilty to the misdemeanors in exchange for no jail time and a year of unsupervised probation, according to court documents obtained by CalCoastNews."

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The Associated Press: 5 killed while playing soccer in southern Mexico

The Associated Press: 5 killed while playing soccer in southern Mexico: "Gunmen drove up to a soccer field and shot five men to death as they played early Monday near the Pacific coast resort of Acapulco, police in southern Mexico said.
It was unclear why the five men were playing so late, but the region of Guerrero state is often so hot and humid by day by day that athletes wait until night to compete. Many people also work unusual hours in the local tourist industry.
The men were playing in the hamlet of Xaltianguis, on the northern outskirts of Acapulco, when gunmen in three vehicles pulled up beside the field and opened fire.
Two of the dead were identified as local men aged 25 and 34; the other three victims had not been identified because relatives quickly took the bodies away."

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FBI: Former Lee County sheriff dealt drugs from police SUV | GoUpstate.com

FBI: Former Lee County sheriff dealt drugs from police SUV | GoUpstate.com: "Federal authorities say a South Carolina sheriff dealt drugs from his police SUV and extorted money from drug dealers to try to keep them out of trouble.In a sworn statement released on Monday, an FBI agent said investigators have a witness who saw former Lee County Sheriff E.J. Melvin dealing drugs in November 2006.
Authorities tapped Melvin's phone and say he offered money to drug dealers to try to get state and federal agents to stop investigating them."

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11 suspected gang members arrested in, around Loveland following 5-day operation | LovelandConnection.com | Loveland Connection

11 suspected gang members arrested in, around Loveland following 5-day operation | LovelandConnection.com | Loveland Connection: "Turned over to the Loveland Police Department was:
• Eduardo Cortez-Hernandez, 34, of Mexico on 2 outstanding arrest warrants for domestic violence. He will face local charges before being returned to ICE custody for removal proceedings. Cortez-Hernandez has previous arrests for disorderly conduct, driving on a suspended/revoked license, assault, domestic violence, harassment, failure to appear, and contempt of court for failing to comply.
Loveland Police Chief Luke Hecker said “We are very thankful for the joint effort between our agency and ICE. This was a successful operation clearly demonstrating our resolve in reducing the number of gang members in our community.”
The arrests were made as part of Operation Community Shield, a national initiative where ICE partners with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to target the significant public safety threat posed by transnational criminal street gangs.
Operation Community Shield has produced 16,700 arrests of suspected gang members nationwide since 2005, with 200 of those classified as gang leaders. ICE uses its broad immigration authorities (both criminal and administrative) against gang members, as well as its customs authorities in targeting gang-related narcotics smuggling, gun smuggling, money laundering, and in seeking the forfeiture of illegally derived assets."

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Prosecutor says judge erred in lenient sentencing of Hells Angels Punko

Prosecutor says judge erred in lenient sentencing of Hells Angels Punko: "prosecutor argued Monday that a judge made a number of “serious” errors in the sentencing of a Hells Angel for conspiracy to traffic in methamphetamines and trafficking in cocaine.
In March B.C. Supreme Court Justice Peter Leask sentenced John Virgil Punko, 43, to four years in jail each for the meth and cocaine offences, to be served concurrently. He reduced the sentence to 14 months after credit for pre-sentence custody.
Federal prosecutor Martha Devlin had sought a sentence of 16 years in jail for Punko, a full-patch member of the notorious motorcycle club’s East End chapter."

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Video may help NYPD in hunt for thug who killed homeless Good Samaritan who came to aid of woman

Sunday, 25 April 2010

Video may help NYPD in hunt for thug who killed homeless Good Samaritan who came to aid of woman: "homeless Good Samaritan trying to break up a fight was knifed to death and detectives are trying to identify his assailant, police said Friday.
Hugo Yax, 31, was stabbed several times in the chest when he came to the aid of a woman being menaced by a knife-wielding man on a Queens streetcorner on Sunday, police said."

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The Crime Report » Archive » Blood Brothers

Thursday, 15 April 2010

The Crime Report » Archive » Blood Brothers: "Even though the average Canadian is probably considered pretty boring by the rest of the world, the average Canadian biker is more dangerous. In the biker war in Quebec in the late 1990s and early 2000s there were more than 160 people murdered. The Hells Angels are absolutely entrenched here. There’s a scramble to feed the American drug market and right down the St. Lawrence Seaway is New York City. But I do think there is a difference in generations. Bikers over 35, many of them have long-standing marriages and kids in college. They know that if you get charged with something it’s like being fined hundreds of thousands of dollars even if you beat the charge. For those guys, moving a little bit of drugs just isn’t worth it. The younger guys are more ambitious—and more dangerous."

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The Crime Report » Archive » Blood Brothers

The Crime Report » Archive » Blood Brothers: "Early in the morning of April 8, 2006, eight Canadian members of the Bandidos motorcycle gang were murdered in a barn in the rural town of Shedden, Ontario. Twelve hours later, Toronto Star reporter Peter Edwards was on the phone with the ringleader, Wayne “Weiner” Kellestine, the Nazi-loving Bandido who’d lured his friends to his home, and to their deaths."

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Our Towns - Just Beyond Yale, a Million Miles Away - NYTimes.com

Our Towns - Just Beyond Yale, a Million Miles Away - NYTimes.com: "neighborhoods are strongholds for the Crips, some for the Bloods, some for subsets like the Tre Bloods or the local R2 gang.
The car stops in front of a chicken shack. Bloods territory. Two young men are on the corner. One in a gray hoodie says he is 31, served 13 years in prison and has a job that pays $9 an hour but can barely pay his bills. The other, thin and sweet-faced under his Celtics cap, says he is 20. He could pass for 16.
Asked about gangs, the younger one scoffs. “It’s more like personal stuff, person to person,” he says. “Say someone kills somebody. Well, of course, someone wants to go back and do it to them, like in retaliation. But it’s for your homeboy, it’s not for the gang. It’s like, people who love each other, you look out for the next person.”
The older one says he is trying to look out for younger guys. “What jobs are there? McDonald’s? Burger King? Dunkin’ Donuts? If your father is a bricklayer, he teaches you how to lay bricks, you might be a bricklayer. My father died from heroin and AIDS, sharing needles. My mom was a crackhead. She had me in jail. How did you think I was supposed to turn out?”
His tone is even, conversational, not self-pitying. Just a guy on the corner.
“You wake up,” he says. “You’ve got your job. You wake up thinking, ‘I really ain’t got no problems.’ I wake up wondering if I’m going to die today. And that’s the way things are right now.”"

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Bexley Times - Teens deny part in mafia gang's throat slashing

Bexley Times - Teens deny part in mafia gang's throat slashing: "TEENAGE gang known as the 'Black Mafia' slit a man's throat after smashing their way into a 16th birthday party, a court heard.Up to 17 youths battered down the front door of the house in Bellingham, Lewisham, in the early hours of the morning.
Most of the partygoers managed to flee upstairs to the bedrooms or into the garden, but 26 year-old Dameon Phillips was caught on the stairs. He was left bleeding heavily from his neck and had to have extensive treatment in hospital, jurors at the Old Bailey were told on Tuesday. Nine alleged gang members, aged between 15 and 18, are standing trial, including seven youths, from Blackheath, Catford and Lewisham, who can not be identified. They deny wounding with intent and violent disorder."

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SA wins backers in High Court bikies fight | Local World News, India News, Bollywood Gallery, Education, Answer Papers, Results, Exam Results

SA wins backers in High Court bikies fight | Local World News, India News, Bollywood Gallery, Education, Answer Papers, Results, Exam Results: "South Australian police have dealt with confrontation this week between the Hell’s Angels and the New Boys street gang.
Members of both are facing charges over a brawl in Adelaide’s Hindley Street in the early hours of Monday.
Police made a further arrest in Adelaide on Wednesday night, a man, 35, from Enfield they say is a New Boys member.
He has been charged with affray.
Police Commissioner Mal Hyde wants a faster legal process to outlaw bikie gangs.
“We’ll continue to press for some further changes in the law to help to make it more effective,” he said."

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Somali gangs building crime empires in the UK

Somali gangs building crime empires in the UK: "Violent Somali gangs are building crime empires in Britain through a brutal campaign of terror, the Daily Star reports.
The self-styled soldiers are raking in thousands of pounds a day through house raids and armed robberies. They are also committing savage acts of violence to protect their money-spinning businesses."

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Russell Brand Jokes More Pop Stars Should Take Heroin - Musicrooms.net

Russell Brand Jokes More Pop Stars Should Take Heroin - Musicrooms.net: "Russell Brand thinks more pop stars should take heroin to “weed out” those who aren’t rock and roll enough.
The British comedian has battled an addiction to the illegal substance and is now clean. Although he has previously said his life is much better now he doesn’t take drugs, Russell has encouraged musicians to dabble with them. The outrageous star insists the music industry is currently stagnant, explaining it would be shaken up if more artists were willing to take risks."

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Who are the Hells Angels? | gardenoftruth.org

Who are the Hells Angels? | gardenoftruth.org: "There are reports of the Hells Angels being one of the biker gangs involved in drug dealing and other illegal practices. Several of it’s members are rumored to be under the investigation of the FBI. There have even been post war articles portraying it’s members as being comprised of post war veterans who returned from war unable to fit back into American culture. Hells Angels was founded in San Bernadino, CA and opened it’s first chapter in 1948. Since then the Hells Angel Club, as they are known today have chapters all over the world. on two three"

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