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He was a robust defender of traditional values, voted for the return of the death penalty and campaigned for the privatisation of the CPS
Warren, who built up a £200 million cocaine empire used TV tough guy Mike Ahearne (pictured) to get information on an attempted murder case involving his brother-in-law.
ONE of Britain's most notorious criminals Curtis Warren is set to be released from prison this month.The drug-dealing mastermind built an empire that
Curtis Warren's path to criminal notoriety received its first boost in the early 1980s, when he worked as a nightclub bouncer and began controlling the flow of drugs into Liverpool's clubs.
Curtis Warren, 59, known as 'Cocky Watchman' is set to be released in November after serving his latest 13-year term and could be banned from Liverpool, where he used to be based.