Killer sold guns to criminals after prison release

Also due to be sentenced are Patrick Loughnane, 59, brothers Robert and Ricky Dorey, aged 45 and 44, Abdul Saleh, 32, and Tammy Rigg, 40, who agreed to store a converted firearm at her home.

Razzaq previously pleaded guilty to conspiracy to sell or transfer banned guns, possession of a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life and two counts of possessing a firearm and ammunition when banned.

Prosecution barrister Alisdair Smith said Razzaq played a central role in the conspiracy by co-ordinating the obtaining, and then the distribution, of prohibited firearms and lethal ammunition.

Razzaq, the Dorey brothers and Saleh were involved in the sale of 10 revolvers in one month alone.

The court heard that Razzaq told his contacts he would sell weapons “to anyone”.

He also told Saleh that if the police attempted to detain him he should not hesitate to shoot at them in order to escape, saying: “I don’t care where you shoot but you’ve got to shoot bro.”

Judge Hannah Kinch will sentence the six on 23 October.

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