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He said his client was younger than Duggan, with a limited criminal record, adding: 'This is a classic case of misguided loyalty.'

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The Liverpool Echo has a free app and here's how to download it.You can get our best stories sent straight to your inbox with our newsletter.Nixon, of Farmfield Drive, Beechwood, Prenton, who has two convictions for four offences - all for possessing drugs - admitted perverting the course of justice.īrendan Carville, defending Nixon, said he acted out of 'misguided loyalty' and it was 'a stupid attempt' to try and stop Duggan being convicted. He said Duggan's rate of offending had slowed down since his youth and asked for a sentence 'with some light at the end of the tunnel'. Neil Gunn, defending Duggan, said if he wasn't already in jail, he would have urged the judge to spare him prison. He told police he couldn't remember the date and couldn't answer any specific questions about the car or his driving.ĭuggan breached the order in May and was not set to be released from prison until July 23 at the earliest.

Nixon gave a prepared statement, which he said was written by his mum, but he signed of his own free will.

He denied being in the car - a claim backed up by supposedly 'sorry' Nixon when he spoke to police on June 7. On April 4, Duggan attended a voluntary interview and claimed Nixon had borrowed the car with the permission of his girlfriend, Camille Morgan. Nixon wasn't arrested, but police later contacted him to arrange an interview for perverting the course of justice.

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Criminal gang who terrorised Birkenhead banned from town centre until 2021Īt 9.50pm, Nixon walked into Wallasey Police Station and told an officer he had been the driver of the Citroen.Land Rover, Rolex, drugs and scramblers seized in gang member bust.He ran into a garden, climbed over a fence and escaped, but officers apprehended his passenger, a man referred to in court as only 'Kieran'. Mr Bisarya said: 'Mr Duggan lost control while having to make a sharp manoeuvre to the correct side of the road, to avoid a collision with oncoming traffic.'ĭuggan ended up mounting a kerb, then got out and fled, leaving the engine running, with the keys in the ignition.

They activated their sirens but Duggan sped away and drove on the wrong side of the road towards oncoming traffic at a bend. Neil Bisarya, prosecuting, said officers then saw the car driving at high speed along Park Road North in Birkenhead at 2.55pm. Police seized six scrambler bikes in Wirral in MayĪn officer spotted Duggan driving a grey Citroen Picasso, with a male passenger, on the Beechwood estate at 2.05pm.

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