The trio are accused of conspiring to shoot and kill Ryan Carvil.
Anthony Haggerty, 44, Declan McCuish, 32 and James Richards, 32, are accused of being involved in planning a hit on Ryan Carvil. It is claimed the trio - along with others, including Andrew MacAskill who has since died - conspired to shoot and kill him.
The charges states they identified where he was living and what car he drove. It is further claimed a camera was rigged up to "watch his movements".There is said to have been a discussion on "how best to murder" Carvil.The alleged crime is also said to have involved getting stolen cars and a firearm with plans to hide the gun and torch a vehicle used in any attack.
The conspiracy to murder charge spans between March 23 and April 14 2020 listing various addresses in Glasgow, East Dunbartonshire and Liverpool.Sign up to Glasgow Live's newsletter Get all the latest Glasgow news and headlines sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter.
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