After three gun deaths in a week, expert on gangs in city says youngsters are driven by excitement

“It’s sad to think that these are young people we’re talking about. A littered wasteland is part of their identity – they’re prepared to die for it,” says Robert Hesketh, a criminologist at Liverpool John Moores University.

He lives in North Huyton, an area he describes as very territorial – and he would know. He has spent his career researching Merseyside’s gangs.

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