Shooters [DVD]

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You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Mr Parry-Jones said Bennett had been awaiting sentence for more than a year and that with his mental health issues, the stress had weighed heavily.

He was convicted of possessing cocaine in 2001, in 2007 and in 2010, for which he received community-based punishments.Has to be one of the most realistic gangster crime movie's ever made portrayed by real life gangsters set in liverpool a film that will open your eyes about the underworld a must see you will not be disappointed belive me .

So Reed ended up recruiting what might be described as ‘local characters’ to improvise a piece of fiction based on what goes on in Merkeyside’s criminal subculture. But as firefighters tried to put out the flames, the 46-year-old arrived and started loading cannabis plants into a pickup truck. And no, it doesn’t glamorise the gangster lifestyle – we’re talking roid raging, coke-addled, mostly unlikeable idiots here. He also told him to attend a 20-day Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, before stating: "All mitigation has been taken account of today.Judge Brian Cummings, QC, accepted until these offences Bennett had not been in trouble since 2010 and there was a delay in the case coming to court. Mike Stephenson, prosecuting, said one firefighter spotted "a considerable number of plants" on the first floor. Trevor Parry-Jones, defending, said Bennett had stayed out of trouble for eight years and had "a lengthy period of good character". Non-actors take the lead roles in this semi-improvised, ultra-realistic gangster drama set in Merseyside's criminal underworld.