An explosive account of life in the criminal underworld by one of Britain's most dangerous men
At 16, Bobby Cummines became one of the youngest people in Britain
to be convicted of carrying a sawn-off shotgun. He quickly became a
gangland leader and was convicted of a number of serious offences
including manslaughter and bank robbery. After serving 12 years in
many of the UK's maximum security prisons, he went on to become a
founder member and chief executive of UNLOCK, a charity which helps
people with criminal convictions reintegrate into society. He is
also a co-founder of Midas which helps young people from
disadvantaged backgrounds.
Bobby is one of the UK's leading penal reformers and has advised
Ministers and Judges as well as public and private sector agencies
on prison and rehabilitation. His passion is talking to young
people in schools and colleges, deterring them from what they might
perceive as a glamorous lifestyle by highlighting the harsh
realities of crime and prison. This is his first book.
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