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0 5 - 1 2 - 2 0 0 4 COP KILLER GOES BERSERK IN JAIL
Dec 4 2004
COP killer David Bieber went 'berserk' in his cell after being told he would spend the rest of his life in jail, it was revealed yesterday. It took six guards to restrain the 14-stone bodybuilder as he shouted and screamed abuse, demanding to see his solicitor.
Bieber, 38, smirked at Newcastle Crown Court on Thursday as he was given three life sentences for the murder of PC Ian Broadhurst, 34, and the attempted murder of two of his police colleagues. But he was like a caged animal after being refused access to lawyer Christiana Hayward-Kourabas.
His guards told him: 'You have just been sent down for the rest of your life. If you want to see a solicitor, you have to make an appointment.'
"He kept on demanding his 'rights' and saying that he should be allowed to see her.
"The six guards who stood alongside him in the dock had to get hold of him before she was told to go. Then he was thrown into the prison van."
The former Mr Universe contestant was then taken to Frankland jail in Durham through police road blocks as a helicopter followed overhead.
Once there, he was stripped, showered, put into a blue shirt and uniform before being led to his high-security cell.
He will stay there for at least six months until the Prison Service decides if he should return to Wakefield jail where he was held on remand.
Bieber will have psychiatric tests while police look at gangland hits in which he may have been used as a contract killer.
They are re-examining the execution of drugs baron Peter Beaumont Gowling, 52, shot in Newcastle in 2001.
They believe Bieber deliberately headed for Tyneside from Leeds when he was on the run after killing Pc Ian Broadhurst.
An A-Z of the area was found among his things when he was arrested. He had been to the North East in the past and has links with a bodybuilder there.
Police think he may even have a girlfriend living in Gateshead.
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[Definitie:] "An ergogenic aid is any substance or phenomenon that enhances performance."
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