At the end of a timeworn street just north of Rochdale town centre sits a row of red-brick terraced houses, of which all but one appear indistinguishable.
The exception bears a cluster of hi-tech security cameras that wouldn’t look out of place in a bank, for instance, or a police station. And for good reason.
What happened in this two-up, two-down was shocking but sadly typical of the feud then raging between rival organised crime groups (OCGs) that blighted this Greater Manchester town, a once proud textiles powerhouse.
Last week, a court heard that at around 11.40pm on May 22, 2021, two masked
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