Gangster

Livvy hears the story of that fateful night, and speaks to George Christie, who for 40 years was a leading member of the Hell's Angels in the USA.
Biker gangs like the Hell's Angels first established themselves in the USA, but have since spread around the world, becoming global movements.
Members see themselves as outcasts from society, and those who belong to these so-called "one per center" motorcycle clubs have their own strict rules and rituals. Some members are attracted by a love of bikes, and the sense of brotherhood being in a motorcycle gang brings. But police say some "one per center" gangs are criminal enterprises, responsible for mayhem and even murder.
For Gangster Presents, Angels and Outlaws, Livvy Haydock explores the world of biker gangs.

Biker gangs like the Hell's Angels first established themselves in the USA, but have since spread around the world, becoming global movements.
Members see themselves as outcasts from society, and those who belong to these so-called "one per center" motorcycle clubs have their own strict rules and rituals. Some members are attracted by a love of bikes, and the sense of brotherhood being in a motorcycle gang brings. But police say some "one per center" gangs are criminal enterprises, responsible for mayhem and even murder.
For Gangster Presents, Angels and Outlaws, Livvy Haydock explores the world of biker gangs.

Biker gangs like the Hell's Angels first established themselves in the USA, but have since spread around the world, becoming global movements. Members see themselves as outcasts from society, and those who belong to these so-called "one per center" motorcycle clubs have their own strict rules and rituals. Some members are attracted by a love of bikes, and the sense of brotherhood being in a motorcycle gang brings. But police say some "one per center" gangs are criminal enterprises, responsible for mayhem and even murder.
For Gangster Presents, Angels and Outlaws, Livvy Haydock explores the world of biker gangs.
Series producer: Fergus Hewison
Technical producer: Richard Hannaford.
Producer: Patrick Kiteley.
Journalism assistants: Tim Fernley and Tom Dunster
Commissioning producers: Sam Proffitt and Becky Padington
Commissioning Executive: Louise Kattenhorn
Commissioning Editor: Richard Maddock
Editor and Executive producer: Clare Fordham.

In Spain, a coded phone call from a public payphone alerts HMCE that Wright is no longer hiding successfully. Surveillance confirms his location on the Costa del Sol, and an international warrant leads to his arrest and extradition to the UK.
In Colombia and Venezuela, US customs pursue the cartel broker, the middleman linking Colombian suppliers to Brian Brendan Wright’s network.
Former insiders give evidence in the trial against The Milkman.
Brian Brendan Wright, The Milkman, has finished his rounds.
Credits
Presenter: Livvy Haydock
Series Producer: Louise Clarke
Producer: Patrick Kiteley
Journalism Assistants: Tim Fernley and Hattie Valentine
Technical producer and sound designer: Nicky Edwards
Commissioning Editor: Louise Kattenhorn
Commissioning Producer: Sam Proffitt
Editor and Executive Producer: Tara McDermott
Acknowledgements
Luis Navia is the co-author, with Jesse Fink, of Pure Narco: One Man’s True Story of 25 Years Inside the Colombian and Mexican Cartels.
Special thanks to the Molgoggers for their sea shanty.

A covert entry at a lock-up garage in Essex reveals hundreds of kilos of cocaine hidden in holdalls.
After years of surveillance, coded diaries and phone-box intelligence, Operation Extend moves into its decisive phase.
The arrest of a key member of the organisation exposes encrypted contacts and overseas links, while pressure from South American suppliers forces fresh movement within the network.
Sixty-one million pounds’ worth of cocaine is seized in a covert customs operation and multiple arrests follow, including Brian Wright’s son and senior associates.
Meanwhile, Wright disappears.
As Wright remains beyond reach, the network he built begins to unravel.
Credits
Presenter: Livvy Haydock
Series Producer: Louise Clarke
Producer: Patrick Kiteley
Journalism Assistants: Tim Fernley and Hattie Valentine
Technical producer and sound designer: Nicky Edwards
Commissioning Editor: Louise Kattenhorn
Commissioning Producer: Sam Proffitt
Editor and Executive Producer: Tara McDermott
Acknowledgements
Luis Navia is the co-author, with Jesse Fink, of Pure Narco: One Man’s True Story of 25 Years Inside the Colombian and Mexican Cartels.