Glasgow gangland boss Steven Daniel in court after dawn police raid

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A Glasgow gangland boss has appeared in court today following an early morning raid.

Steven Daniel, 46, was arrested after police carried out a 6am raid at a property in North Glasgow on August 26.

Daniel faces a string of charges which include being involved in serious organised crime.

He is also accused of being concerned in the supply of drugs and producing drugs. 

Daniel made no plea and was remanded in custody.

He is expected to reappear in court within eight days.

A second man also appeared in the same court charged with being involved in a serious organised crime offence.

Steven Gordon, 38, faces other charges such as being concerned in the supply of drugs and conspiracy to murder.

He is further accused of possession of a firearm.

Gordon, of the city’s Garthamlock, made no plea during his private hearing and was represented by his lawyer Ian Sievwright.

He was remanded in custody and committed for further examination by Sheriff Andrew McIntyre.

Gordon’s next court appearance will be within the next eight days. 

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