GUARDS TIED TO PAPERS IN HELLS' HANDS

Confidential corrections department documents found in the home of
Hells Angel Ian Grant were traced to two guards at Headingley
Correctional Centre, a jury heard yesterday.

Access to the documents -- which include profiles of several prison
inmates and gang members -- was restricted to corrections, probation
and police staff, said Claude McKnight, the jail's intelligence and
preventative security officer.

An analysis of time stamps on prisoner profile printouts linked them
to two guards who were later fired, McKnight said.

The guards have not been charged criminally but an investigation
remains open. It remains unclear how the documents ended up in Grant's
home. Jurors heard Monday that cops searching Grant's home uncovered a
treasure trove of confidential police documents.

Grant is one of three Hells Angels and 10 other suspects arrested in
an undercover drug sting.