The Iceman: The Rise and Fall of a Crime Lord

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Loyalties change over time and we urge anyone with information about these men to help us find them." 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. Callum Michael Allan wanted by Northumbria Police for allegedly supplying drugs, assaulting an emergency worker, affray and dangerous driving Tim Mairs, Police Scotland Assistant Chief Constable said: “I am grateful for the assistance of the National Crime Agency and our international law enforcement partners in arresting the men who are wanted in Scotland. Stevenson is trying to keep his nose clean to convince the Parole Board that he poses no threat to society.

The Crown Office said they could not comment yesterday because proceedings were live. They also refused to say what assets or cash they were trying to seize. NCA Regional Head of Investigation for Scotland Gerry McLean said: “Any arrest of a fugitive over extremely serious allegations is a great result.

'DANGEROUS INDIVIDUAL'

Stevenson’s stepson Gerry Carbin Jr, 32, was also jailed – for five years and six months – but was freed in 2010. My son was also given the choice and he decided to stay. He's now 22 and I last saw him as a teenager.

THE stepson of a major underworld figure and his partner have been taken to court for alleged money laundering. He has this aura and persona. He looked very fit and he really stood out. He could obviously look after himself. But, given his high profile and significance, it’s inevitable that the authorities will be careful before making any final decision.” One police source said: "During the years Stevenson operated Scotland's largest drugs syndicate, Gallagher was at his side.

Tortured & burned - The Faulds

Yesterday, Labour justice spokesman Lewis Macdonald said: “I’m surprised to hear this and that anyone in these circumstances should get out of jail before the halfway point of their sentence – far less so when the conviction is of someone involved in organised crime. The National Crime Agency also intends to quiz him over 28 million Etizolam 'street valium' tablets which were seized at a pill factory in England earlier that year in June 2020. He later told detectives: "From what I can gather, Frank and J were more or less on a par with each other. One thing I do know is that most of the drugs in Glasgow and the Central Belt are controlled by this Jamie. The betrayal infuriated him and soon afterwards 35-year-old McGovern was shot dead outside the New Morven pub in Glasgow’s Springburn in one of Scotland’s most notorious gangland assassinations.

Lorry driver McDowall, 54, was jailed for smuggling s6million of the gangster's heroin into Scotland six years ago. A lot of people are surprised that he’s being allowed out so early. Some are not too pleased about it for a number of reasons.” According to the Scottish Sun, 31-year-old Jamieson now provides muscle for crime boss Stevenson, 49, after the pair hit it off together.

Coming tomorrow: Blood on the streets

Within 24 hours of getting out, he took delivery of a new king-size bed at his modest home in Burnside, near Glasgow. The source added: “This has been a lengthy battle but it looks like it will finally come to an end in May.” Important police informants such as McDowall come under the remit of the Scottish Witness Liaison Unit (SWLU). Scotland’s most powerful mobster has been enjoying meals at expensive restaurants and socialising with pals after being allowed home for a week each month.