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Two more convicted over Hells Angel murder

27/11/2008

Two more men have been found guilty of murdering a biker shot dead on the M40 motorway last year.

Gerry Tobin, 35, a former Hells Angel member was shot dead near junction 12 of the M40 in Warwickshire on August 12th 2007.

Today Karl Garside, 45, and Ian Cameron, 46, both from Coventry, were found guilty of murder by a jury at Birmingham crown court.

Four other men - Dean Taylor, 47, from Coventry, Malcolm Bull, 53, from Milton Keynes, Simon Turner, 41, and Dane Garside, 42 – were also found guilty of murder earlier this week.

During their trial the court heard how Mr Tobin was targeted by a rival gang known as The Outlaws.

It is claimed that as he rode down the M40 motorway a Rover car pulled alongside him and two bullets were fired.

A subsequent post-mortem gave Mr Tobin's cause of death as a single gunshot wound to the back of the head.

Sean Creighton, 44, from Coventry, previously pleaded guilty to murder ahead of the trial of the six other men.