The gangster is said to have been brought to justice after his pal slipped up while on the run.
Feared crime lord Jamie Stevenson was snared by cops after a blundering pal used an emergency credit card during a boozy trip to a brothel, it's been claimed.
Police are said to have hit a brick wall in trying to locate Stevenson, who is also known as "Bull" and previously had a flat in Amsterdam, when the use of the bank card proved to be the breakthrough they needed. "The talk is that this card was Stevenson's and marked 'for emergencies only'. It was basically a last resort for the gang if they needed to escape at short notice.
"This card was pinged, allowing police to go to the location and check CCTV. From the CCTV they were able to identify people of interest and track their movements to and from that location.
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