"""© Licensed to London News Pictures; FILE PICTURE dated 11/03/2020 of LAURA HAWKINS (beige coat) and JAMES TOOGOOD (pink shirt) arriving at Bristol Crown Court. They have today 23/03/2020 been jailed for 15 months and eight and a half years respectively. JAMES TOOGOOD, age 36 has been jailed for eight and a half years at Bristol Crown Court having been found guilty damaging property being reckless as to whether life was endangered when there was an explosion which caused £260,000 worth of damage to a house in Whitchurch Lane, Bristol. James Toogood, who has 14 previous convictions including robbery, was using butane to make a powerful cannabis derivative known as """"shatter"""". He was remanded in custody until sentencing on Monday. Toogood had admitted producing butane hash oil but said he was not doing so on February 23 2019, the date when there was an explosion at the house he was living in, a council flat at 264 Whitchurch Lane. Laura Hawkins, 39, was jailed for 15 months having been found guilty of permitting a property to be used for the production of a controlled drug of Class B. At the house explosion in Whitchurch Lane, three people received minor injuries and were taken to hospital and much of the house was destroyed. A large trampoline was used to help some people escape. Photo credit: Simon Chapman/LNP."""
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