Associates of Cody Simpson

Shawn Andre, Aaliyah Scott and Kunnar Kapoor are fictional characters from Locked In The Press. The characters were created by Tony John Williams and made their only appearance in The Day Brentwood Stood Still, where they are involved in a bank robbery, and later sentenced for the crime.

Backstory
Shawn Andre once lived with Cody Simpson in South London, they moved in with Aaliyah Scott in Brentwood, where Kunnar Kapoor also moved into. The foursome began perpetrating crimes, including robbery, arson and kidnap. Andre's father owned a gun store in Billericay, where they acquired shotguns for an upcoming robbery. It was decided that Simpson would lead the heist, but Andre chose where they would gain the most profit. Kapoor was initially unsure about going through with it, but was convinced by Scott, who needed the most money.

The Day Brentwood Stood Still
The three friends are first seen alongside Cody Simpson, following entering Lloyds Bank. Simpson shot two fires at the ceiling, and Andre ordered several customers and members of staff to lay down on the ground. When the bank's manager Lynne Redknapp stepped out of her office, she tried to reason with the gang, but at the time Simpson and Kapoor was arguing over who would earn the most. Simpson began to get annoyed, and inadvertently shot Redknapp, who fell to the ground. It was evident she was dead, when Andre checked on her. The gang then began panicking, leading Simpson to order the three to take phones away from hostages. However, to their surprise, a cashier had already pressed the panic button, alerting the police, who arrived within minutes. Sirens were heard outside and a police officer, speaking through a megaphone, informed them they had the building surrounded. Simpson chose to abandon the heist, along with Andre and Scott, who flee out of the building through the fire exit, leaving Kapoor to face the music. Despite getting outside, an officer apprehended Scott, who Andre wanted to help, but Simpson forced him to vanish. Andre and Simpson made a deal not to inform anyone about what happened at their flat. However, a while later journalist Carl McQuarrie interviewed Simpson and Andre at their home, where Andre stated why they chose to commit robbery, claiming it was all Scott's fault. The police eventually found Andre, who they arrested whilst he walked his Rottweiler, who tried to attack the arresting officer. At the police station, Andre told the police where to find Simpson. The entire gang later appeared in court on the day of their trial, which McQuarrie attended, along with Simpson's parents Michelle and Eddie Simpson. Simpson was sentenced to ten years for manslaughter, the other three received five years each. An article, written by McQuarrie, was later published on the Brentwood Telegraph website, which confirmed Simpson was the illegitimate son of Malcolm Wicks.