A former member of the notorious Croxteth Crew is up for parole after being locked up for 17 years.
Wesley Brown was jailed indefinitely for public protection and ordered to serve a minimum of three years and 50 weeks for firearms offences in 2006. In 2017, when he was 33, he organised an illegal phone smuggling gang while serving time at HMP Manchester.
Now the 38-year-old is up for parole, just one week after the Ministry of Justice deleted a TikTok account which appeared to show Brown trying to rebrand himself as a rapper under the stage name Wesavelli.