Neale Harrison, 46, from Coventry and 50-year-old Mark Price of Nuneaton, were among those found guilty of rioting at Birmingham airport

Neale Harrison, 46, from Coventry and 50-year-old Mark Price of Nuneaton, were among those found guilty of rioting at Birmingham airport, while another, 44-year-old Marc Wilden was cleared of the charge.Taking part in what has been called a 'battle' by prosecutors in Birmingham's International Airport on January 20 involved members of the Hells Angels and the Outlaws, some of whom had arrived on a flight from Spain and allegedly left onlookers frightened and distressed.Knuckle-dusters, hammers and a meat cleaver were among the weapons recovered by police following the brawl.
Three men were injured in the violence and were taken to hospital, one of whom was seriously injured after being hit on the head.These recent convictions brings the total number found guilty in the incident to eight with three other cleared and a jury failing to reach a verdict on another. Four of those convicted are Outlaw members and the other four are known to be Hell’s Angels. The violence allegedly erupted after some gang members of the Outlaws and Hell’s Angels flew home on the same flight from Alicante, Spain, where it is believed the Outlaws were trying to set up a chapter on Hell’s Angels territory. Some gang members then called ahead, asking others to meet them at the airport with weapons.