Kelly ‘Bo’ Green’s house was torched by thugs during the night in the latest incident in the gang war.
12:34, 13 May 2025Updated 12:40, 13 May 2025
Kelly Green’s home on Drumchapel road suffered fire damage in the attack
A property owned by the partner of murdered gangster Kevin ‘Gerbil’ Carroll has been firebombed.
Kelly ‘Bo’ Green’s home on Drumchapel Road in Glasgow was attacked in the early hours of this morning. Cops confirmed nobody was injured in the incident last night.
Pictures taken from the scene show black scorch marks at the front of the bungalow type house.
Kelly ‘Bo’ Green is the widow of slain enforcer Gerbil
Kelly is one of the daughters of the late crime boss Jamie Daniel who died of cancer in 2016. The mum-of-three is believed to have had two children with Gerbil and he also became a step-father to her eldest son.
Before being gunned down in an Asda car park in Robroyston in January of 2010, Gerbil was the Daniel clan’s main enforcer.
He also behind a series of so-called alien abductions, where his crew used a blowtorch and boiling water to torture victims before stealing drugs, money and weapons from them.
Jamie Daniel.(Image: Reach PLC.)
Speaking to the Record, an underworld source revealed that Kelly and Gerbil’s youngest son was believed to have been in the house when it was torched.
They added that Kelly’s home being targeted ‘would have made people smile all across Scotland.’
He said: “Gerbil’s boy was in the house when this happened last night. All the Daniel family remain priority targets despite their attempt to broker a peace deal at the weekend. But, this particular attack will have made a lot of people smile all across Scotland.
“Gerbil was a bully and a thief and made so many enemies so a lot of people will be happy to see this happen. Kelly isn’t well liked either and has a horrible attitude, like the rest of them.
“Jamie is meant to have had 10 kids to a few different women so the family should be running the show nowadays, but all the siblings fight and argue with one and other.
“Kelly has a number of charges for shoplifting so doesn’t seem to be able to leave the life of crime behind her after Gerbil was killed. Their dad made multi-millions from selling cheap cigarettes, heroin and hash and they all live a life of luxury but what use is that when they aren’t able to live in peace.
The house was targeted last night(Image: Daily Record)
“It started with their feud with the Lyons and after that died down they must have thought they might get some respite but up pops Mr Big.”
The gang wars started in March after crooks linked to Edinburgh kingpin Mark Richardson were blamed for ripping off a Dubai-based Mr Big by using fake bank notes to buy £500,000 worth of cocaine.
The fued carried on into Glasgow in April when Mr Big targeted the Daniel clan due to their association with Richardson.
Police had vowed to crack down on the gang wars and after making 32 arrests the violence seemed have stopped.
However, after a social media account was made by someone from the Daniel and Richardson side mocking Mr Big the feud erupted again last week.
Mark Richardson’s brother, Dale, had has home attacked in Edinburgh and and footage captured thugs kicking down the door of another man linked to the gang in the capital city.
Taxi firms were also firebombed in Glasgow and Edinburgh by the enraged Dubai-based gangster’s enforcers.
The source revealed Kelly’s brother Francis ‘Fraggle’ Green is at that the top of Mr Big’s hit list along with another of Jamie’s sons Robert Daniel.
He added: “The onslaught the Daniel family is currently facing is like nothing they have ever had to live with before. Kelly’s brother Fraggle will be got at some point too and he will be well aware of that.
“Another one of his son’s Robert Daniel is one of the guy’s at the top of the hit list.
“They are both sitting ducks at the moment and their bullet proof windows and steel doors won’t save them.
“Jamie’s sons and brothers have ramped up security and are meant to have bullet proofed their car windows recently.
“It’s no way to live a life. You’d think the whole family would just move out of Glasgow and try to slip away into obscurity.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Enquiries are ongoing into a wilful fire at a property on Drumchapel Road in Glasgow, which was reported around 1.05am on Tuesday, 13 May, 2025.
“There are no reported injuries. “