Dirty cash taken from a teen gang boss and his crew will go to help suicide prevention charity James' Place.
Baby-faced Harry O'Brien was the 16-year-old boss of a cannabis dealing mob behind three shootings and a firebombing. The ECHO won a legal battle to name him when he was locked up for the brutality he brought to the streets of Dingle.
The ECHO has outlined in full how O'Brien sought to rule South Liverpool by terror. And now we can reveal cash ordered by Judge Neil Flewitt, QC, to be taken off him and his gang when they were sentenced at the end of April bolstered a pot totalling more than £9,000, which is heading to Liverpool charity James' Place.
