Chenier (Big) Dupuy, 34, was described by a Montreal police street gang expert as the leader of the BoGarsList of "rules" found in street gang leader's home

List of "rules" found in street gang leader's home: "Sentencing arguments have begun in a drug trafficking case involving the reputed leader of one of the more notorious street gangs in Montreal.
Chenier (Big) Dupuy, 34, was described by a Montreal police street gang expert as the leader of the BoGars, a gang that has been present in Montreal North for years. A personal note found at a residence in Laval where Dupuy was living when he was arrested for trafficking in cocaine in 2008 indicates he had plans to expand his gang’s reach well beyond Montreal North.
The note reads like a to-do list but is titled “Ten Rules to Follow” – despite the fact there are actually 11. At least one rule was philosophic. It read “Rule the order within disorder.”
Rule number nine for Dupuy was “expansion mtl, l.a., Stl, ont.”"

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Christopher Bailiff, 34, and James MacPherson, 43, admitted attempting to murder 48-year-old Eddie Boyd

BBC News - Two men jailed for gun murder bid in Glasgow: "Two men have been jailed for shooting the brother of a notorious Scottish gangland figure at his Glasgow home.
Christopher Bailiff, 34, and James MacPherson, 43, admitted attempting to murder 48-year-old Eddie Boyd at his house in Pollok in September last year.
At the High Court in Edinburgh, Bailiff was jailed for 10 years and MacPherson was jailed for 13 years.
Mr Boyd's brother Stewart 'Specky' Boyd was a major gangland figure, who was killed in a crash in Spain in 2003.
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The court heard how Mr Boyd's partner and seven-year-old daughter were in the house when Bailiff and MacPherson burst in.
Five bullets hit Mr Boyd, severing his spine and causing other serious injuries. He now uses a wheelchair and will never walk again.
The family dog, Taz, was shot and killed after barking and growling at the men."