Warning Issued to Mourners of Slain Gangsters Ahead of Funeral

Mourners who attend the funerals of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jnr, two Scottish gangsters allegedly shot dead by a Liverpool gunman, have been warned of potential targeting. The shooting took place on the Costa del Sol during the Champions League final. Michael Riley, a Merseyside resident, is connected to the incident and is fighting extradition to Spain. Spanish authorities have released the bodies of the deceased back to their families in Scotland. A threatening online post has cautioned attendees of the funerals. The ongoing gang feud in Scotland is attributed to a Dubai-based crime boss. The exact details of the funerals remain undisclosed.

The fatal shooting occurred at Monaghans bar in the Costa del Sol, where the victims were gunned down in front of witnesses. The situation in Glasgow is escalating, with incidents targeting individuals associated with the Lyons gang. The release of the bodies was authorized by Fuengirola's Court of Instruction Number Two. Riley is currently in prison in England awaiting extradition. Spanish police revealed details of the Liverpool arrest, linking it to a rival gang.

Scotland's police have stated no evidence of the killings being related to the gangland turf war in the country. The pub where the shooting took place has reopened under a new name, Irish Rover.

According to the source: Liverpool Echo.