An on-the-run drugs gang boss nicknamed his money-loving right-hand man "Johnny Cash".
Terence McFee led a Liverpool-based ring which supplied millions of pounds of heroin, cocaine and amphetamine across the country. The organised crime group was also behind the one of the biggest discoveries of heroin in Merseyside Police's history.
Members were able to lead a lavish lifestyle from their ill-gotten gains. McFee - who fled the country earlier this year and remains at large - and John McTigue, the man given the Johnny Cash moniker, planned a holiday to Mexico together while the kingpin and another conspirator, Leroy Kassim, enjoyed a trip to Portugal.