But a sheriff agreed to put the case off again after hearing that a house owned by the drug baron is set to be sold. 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. Police Scotland said the duo were detained over alleged drugs, serious organised crime and wilful fire-raising offences in Scotland. Read More Related Articles An international wanted notice for Stevenson was posted last month, escalating the manhunt to find him, the Daily Record reports. NCA regional head of investigation for Scotland Gerry McLean said: “Stevenson is one of Scotland’s most wanted fugitives.

Two men have been arrested in the Netherlands in connection with alleged drugs and fire-raising offences in Scotland, following a targeted joint policing operation. After being kept under surveillance, he was arrested by a Dutch tactical unit in the southern municipality of Bergen op Zoom alongside another man who was also wanted by Police Scotland. The National Crime Agency's (NCA) regional head of investigation for Scotland, Gerry McLean, said: "Stevenson is one of Scotland's most wanted fugitives. His failure to identify Stevenson fatally weakened the smuggling charges against the crime boss, who was later jailed for 12 years for laundering s1million of drugs money. Directing and instructing others to be concerned in the production and supply of etizolam and alprazolam.THE right-hand man of Scotland's most powerful crime boss Jamie "The Iceman" Stevenson can be unmasked today. Jamie "Iceman" Stevenson, from Rutherglen, was out jogging in Amsterdam when he was arrested by officers at around noon today (Friday, February 4).

The 44-year-old was freed from jail last year and is now working as a mechanic at a BMW dealership. NCA Regional Head of Investigation for Scotland Gerry McLean said: “Stevenson was arrested while jogging and was clearly trying to keep himself fit for a life on the run. The NCA’s regional head of investigation for Scotland, Gerry McLean, described Stevenson as “one of Scotland’s most wanted fugitives”. 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. Both were snared in Operation Folklore, then Scotland’s biggest police offensive against organised crime. Read More Related ArticlesJamie "Iceman" Stevenson, from Rutherglen, was apprehended while jogging in Amsterdam around midday on Friday February 4. Mr Rodhouse said: "We have a brilliant relationship with the country’s various law enforcement agencies and work together daily to protect the public. Following the arrests Assistant Chief Constable Tim Mairs said: "I am grateful for the assistance of the National Crime Agency (NCA) and our international law enforcement partners in arresting the men who are wanted in Scotland. McDowall: "For him and J. He said J asked me to ask you would you be interested in bringing some guns in?