Arthur Collins Under Fire Again

[MuscleMecca Crew]

Convicted Acid Attacker Arthur Collins Caught on Smuggled Prison Footage Receiving Suspected Steroid Injection​

Arthur Collins—known to the public as Ferne McCann’s ex and father of her daughter—has once again come under scrutiny. Already serving a 20-year sentence for a horrific acid attack that left multiple nightclubgoers with life-altering injuries, Collins now faces fresh controversy after a leaked prison video appeared to show him receiving a steroid injection inside his cell.

In the smuggled footage, Collins is shirtless, dressed in tracksuit bottoms, and seen joking with another inmate before receiving a jab to his buttocks. The casual exchange, including a fellow prisoner asking, “What are you doing?” and Collins replying, “Injecting,” is now at the center of an internal prison investigation.

Drug Smuggling Accusations and Jail Transfer​

This incident doesn’t stand alone. Reports suggest that Collins had been under investigation for allegedly orchestrating a drug-smuggling ring inside HMP The Mount using drones to deliver illicit substances. Though no formal police action was taken, prison authorities deemed the allegations serious enough to warrant his immediate transfer to a higher-security facility.

A source within the prison system confirmed:

“Collins has been at the center of a major internal investigation. There were growing fears that dealers were using drones to supply HMP The Mount with drugs—allegedly under his coordination.”

Despite the gravity of the situation, the authorities chose to handle the matter internally, avoiding outside law enforcement involvement.

Collins’ Continued Disregard for Authority​

Multiple insiders have described Collins’ behavior as arrogant and defiant. One source noted,

“He acts like he runs the place. Always in trouble. He doesn’t seem to care what rules he breaks.”

These descriptions align with the brazen attitude captured on video, where Collins appears unfazed by the illegality of possessing both contraband steroids and a smuggled mobile device within prison walls.

Acid Attack Conviction: A Recap of the Crime That Made Headlines​

Collins was convicted in 2017 for a brutal acid attack inside London’s Mangle nightclub over Easter weekend. The act left 16 people with serious chemical burns, with three temporarily blinded. He claimed he mistakenly threw the substance, believing it was a spiked drink being prepared by other men.

The court didn’t buy his explanation. Collins was convicted of:

• Five counts of grievous bodily harm with intent
• Nine counts of actual bodily harm

His actions sparked national outrage, highlighting the growing concern over acid attacks in the UK.

Ministry of Justice Response Pending​

While the Ministry of Justice has not issued an official statement regarding the steroid injection video or the drug smuggling allegations, pressure is mounting for a formal review of internal prison protocols. The public and media have raised concerns over how a high-profile inmate was able to obtain injectable steroids and record footage from within a supposedly secure facility.

Final Word: A Pattern of Rule-Breaking​

The latest revelations paint a consistent picture of Arthur Collins—a man whose pattern of lawlessness did not end at sentencing. From acid attacks to alleged drug plots and illegal steroid use in prison, his behavior continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons.

As the justice system contends with this latest scandal, questions remain about whether current security measures are sufficient to manage inmates with a high risk of continued criminal activity—even behind bars.

 

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Even here in the USA, inmates can get just about anything in prison even steroids or weed even. They just have to make the right connections.