Joseph Patrick John Lagrue handed himself in at Solihull police station in September after the brawl between members of the Hell’s Angels and Outlaws biker gangs
One of Birmingham’s ‘Most Wanted’ crooks is facing justice over a battle between rival bikers at the airport in which one man nearly died. Joseph Patrick John Lagrue handed himself in at Solihull police station in September after the brawl between members of the Hell’s Angels and Outlaws biker gangs in January 2008. Up to 30 people, some armed with hammers, machetes, knuckledusters, knives and a meat cleaver, were involved in the fight following a trip to Spain. Families of holidaymakers were forced to dive for cover as the violence swept through the terminal. A police source said Lagrue, 43, understood to be a member of the Outlaws, had played a “key role" in the violence. But he was not tracked down following the incident and, in January last year, detectives named him as ‘wanted’ and added his face to their website. A West Midlands Police spokesman said that following his arrest on September 27 he appeared before magistrates in Solihull charg...