Man pleads guilty to Hells Angel murder

A man has pleaded guilty to the murder of Hells Angel member, Gerry Tobin, who was shot dead when riding his Harley-Davidson on the M40 after the Bulldog Bash last year.

Sean Creighton, 44 from Coventry pleaded guilty to the murder of Gerry Tobin at Birmingham Crown Court on Thursday. Creighton had denied the murder previously, but decided to change his plea ahead of the trial of six other suspects. He will be sentenced at the end of the trial.

Karl Garside (45), Simon Turner (41), Dane Garside (42), Malcolm Bull (53), Dean Taylor (47) and Ian Cameron (46) have all pleaded not guilty to charges of murder, possesing a shotgun and having a firearm with intent to endanger life.

Tobin, a motorcycle mechanic from south east London was murdered last August on his way home from the Bulldog Bash.