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Notorious 1970s gangster who was locked up alongside the Krays dies
- Bobby Cummines, a 1970s gangster who jailed with the Krays, has died at 74.
- Cummines later became a prison reformer and anti-crime advocate in London.
- His family announced the death on Instagram, asking for privacy.
- Cummines described a path from violence to education and helping others.
- Cummines received an OBE after a 2011 encounter with Queen Elizabeth II.
- The article notes Cummines led a firm of hitmen and racketeers in the 1970s.
- Cummines described his transformation as education-led and focused on preventing youth crime.
- The story highlights Cummines’ charity work helping hundreds of ex-offenders.
- The report references Cummines’ upbringing and early life in Islington.
- Cummines died on March 5, according to the family announcement.
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