Third Man Found Guilty Of Hell`s Angel Murder

Malcolm Bull, 53, from Milton Keynes, was convicted on Tuesday by an 11-1 majority verdict at Birmingham Crown Court.

A third man has been found guilty of murdering Hell's Angel biker Gerry Tobin, who was shot dead as he rode home on a busy motorway from a festival.

Malcolm Bull, 53, from Milton Keynes, was convicted on Tuesday by an 11-1 majority verdict at Birmingham Crown Court, the Press Association reported.

Bull was also found guilty of possessing a shotgun.

Mechanic Tobin, 35, from southeast London, was shot in the back of the head on the M40 in Warwickshire in August 2007 following the annual Bulldog Bash bike event in what prosecutors described as a "military-style operation".

On Monday, Simon Turner, 41, from Nuneaton, and Dane Garside, a 42-year-old from Coventry, were found guilty of Tobin's murder.

The jury is considering verdicts on three other men who deny killing Tobin.

Prosecutors said the murder stemmed from bike gang rivalry and that Tobin had been targeted simply because he was a Hell's Angel.