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Explore 417 verdicts at Central Criminal Court Crown Court (City of London, London). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

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November 2025 2 cases
Seng Hok Ling
11 Nov 2025
Money Laundering *
Sentence
4 years and 11 months imprisonment

Seng Hok Ling was involved in the international money laundering operation linked to Zhimin Qian's fraudulent Bitcoin scheme, which affected thousands of victims through a seven-year investigation by the Met’s Economic Crime team.

Pleaded guilty to transferring criminal property under the Proceeds of Crime Act (2002).
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Benjamin Aninakwa
11 Nov 2025
Health and safety offences *
Sentence
six-month suspended sentence and 300 hours of unpaid community service

Benjamin Aninakwa, the ward manager at Goodmayes Hospital, failed to adequately assess and manage the risk of keeping bin bags in the communal toilet, despite warnings from the victim's family and her previous self-harm attempts using similar materials. He did not address major concerns raised by the victim's mother and failed to record prior self-harm incidents. The victim, under his care on the Hepworth Ward since May 2012, took her own life using bin bags from the shared toilet in 2016.

Convicted of health and safety offences for failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of patients. Judge noted lack of insight and denial. Plans to appeal conviction.
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October 2025 21 cases
Shaine March
31 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 42 years

Shaine March killed his 32-year-old pregnant partner, the victim, in a brutal knife attack outside their home in Walthamstow, on 22 July 2024. The attack followed an argument inside the property, during which March stabbed the victim multiple times. She emerged from the house holding her side, shouting 'Shaine stabbed me' before collapsing. A blood-stained knife was found near the front door, and the victim's two-year-old daughter was inside the home. March fled the scene but was arrested shortly after at a nearby café, covered in blood and admitting to the killing. CCTV and witness statements confirmed his responsibility. The murder was linked to escalating domestic abuse and controlling behaviour, exacerbated by the victim's recent pregnancy, which March was unhappy about.

Pleased guilty to murder. The judge highlighted the domestic abuse and lack of remorse.
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Jake Reeves
24 Oct 2025
Aggravated arson and National Security Act 2023 offence *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment (12 years in custody)

Jake Reeves, aged 23, worked with Dylan Earl to recruit others for the arson attack on a Ukrainian-owned business in Leyton on 20 March 2024 and organised surveillance for further attacks. He received a livestream of the arson via FaceTime.

Pleaded guilty to agreeing to accept a material benefit from a foreign intelligence service contrary to section 17(2) and (11) of the National Security Act 2023, and aggravated arson.
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Dylan Earl
24 Oct 2025
Preparatory conduct under National Security Act 2023 and aggravated arson *
Sentence
23 years imprisonment (17 years in custody)

Dylan Earl, aged 21, established contact with the Wagner Group in 2023 and worked with Jake Reeves to recruit others to carry out an arson attack on a Ukrainian-owned business in Leyton, east London, on 20 March 2024, causing approximately £1 million of damage. He also organised surveillance for further attacks in Mayfair. He was arrested on 10 April 2024.

Pleaded guilty to preparatory conduct contrary to section 18 of the National Security Act 2023, aggravated arson, possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and possession of criminal property. First person to be prosecuted using the National Security Act 2023.
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Paul Longworth
24 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life sentence

Paul Longworth, aged 71, and the victim, aged 62, were brutally murdered at their flat in Shepherd’s Bush on Monday, 8 July last year.

Handed life sentence after human remains found in London and Bristol.
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Evan Forde
22 Oct 2025
Causing death by dangerous driving *
Sentence
12 years imprisonment and 18-year driving ban

Evan Forde, 32, from Bedford, was driving a black Mercedes at speeds exceeding 140mph on a 40mph section of Hendon Way in Brent Cross, North London, around 3.45am on 25 December 2022, after leaving a nightclub in Camden. Police in a marked vehicle signalled for him to stop, but he sped off, dragging an officer along the road. Within a minute, he collided with a BMW, causing the death of passenger Maria Carolina Do Nascimento, aged 22, at the scene. Forde and others fled the vehicle. He gave 'no comment' interviews to police.

Pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving. Judge Philip Katz KC criticised lack of cooperation with police and failure to assist victim's family. Had 10 previous convictions for 14 offences, including dangerous driving, and was on bail at the time.
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Isa Giga
17 Oct 2025
Terrorism Act offence *
Sentence
9 years imprisonment

Isa Giga, 32, travelled to Syria via Turkey in September 2015 with the intention of committing acts of terrorism, fighting for the Jaysh Al Fath group, an alliance of Islamist armed factions including an Al-Qaeda affiliated group. He was arrested at Heathrow Airport on 23 May 2024 upon returning from Turkey. Evidence included emails, social media messages from family, flight records, bank transactions, and messages to an undercover officer in June 2016 expressing support for 'Nusra' and desire for martyrdom.

Convicted after a two-week trial. Strict notification requirements to apply post-release.
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Enver Francis
10 Oct 2025
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment

Enver Francis, 22, from Southwark, was involved in actions to pervert the course of justice related to the fatal shooting of the victim in Peckham on 10 July 2024, where a silver Ford S-Max was used in the attack and later arsoned.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
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Gabriel Charles
10 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 28 years

Gabriel Charles participated in a fatal shooting in broad daylight in Peckham, south east London, on 10 July 2024. A silver Ford S-Max drove towards a Peckham alleyway in East Surrey Grove, stopping nearby. The victim was shot five times, with one bullet proving fatal. He died the following day in hospital. Charles fled the country after the incident and was arrested and charged with murder in November 2024 upon returning to the UK. The trial lasted three months, with guilty verdict on 24 July 2025.

Found guilty of murder under the principle of joint enterprise. Role undetermined as driver or gunman, but concluded as willing participant.
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Kywan Jn Pierre
10 Oct 2025
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Kywan JN Pierre, 18, from Selhurst, was involved in actions to pervert the course of justice related to the fatal shooting of the victim in Peckham on 10 July 2024, where a silver Ford S-Max was used in the attack and later arsoned.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
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William Balogun
10 Oct 2025
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment

William Balogun, 18, from Southwark, was involved in actions to pervert the course of justice related to the fatal shooting of the victim in Peckham on 10 July 2024, where a silver Ford S-Max was used in the attack and later arsoned.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
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Ben Nguyen
10 Oct 2025
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
5 years imprisonment

Ben Nguyen, 20, of no fixed address, was involved in actions to pervert the course of justice related to the fatal shooting of the victim in Peckham on 10 July 2024, where a silver Ford S-Max was used in the attack and later arsoned.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
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Abdoul Guene
10 Oct 2025
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment

Abdoul Guene, 19, from Peckham, was involved in actions to pervert the course of justice related to the fatal shooting of the victim in Peckham on 10 July 2024, where a silver Ford S-Max was used in the attack and later arsoned.

Found guilty of perverting the course of justice.
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Joshua Mccorquodale
8 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
26 years imprisonment

Joshua McCorquodale joined the pursuit of the victim from a nightclub near Oxford Circus to New Cross on 7 July 2024, driving in a stolen car while looking for robbery victims. He exited the vehicle, armed with a large knife and wearing a balaclava, and took part in the robbery and stabbing of the victim, inflicting wounds to the chest and thigh that proved fatal after two weeks in hospital.

Aged 20, exited the vehicle wearing a balaclava and armed with a large knife. Sentenced for murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, with 9 years for robbery to run concurrently.
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Sofian Alliche
8 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
25 years imprisonment

Sofian Alliche, part of a group that spent hours outside a nightclub near Oxford Circus looking for victims to rob, followed the victim in a stolen car for eight miles to New Cross on 7 July 2024. He exited the vehicle, grabbed the victim's bag, and participated in the stabbing that caused fatal injuries to the chest and thigh, severing the femoral artery. The group returned to Camden after the attack, hiding the vehicle and selling the stolen phone.

Aged 20, exited the vehicle wearing a balaclava and armed with a large knife. Sentenced for murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, with 8 years for robbery to run concurrently.
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Shian Johnson
8 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
28 years imprisonment

Shian Johnson was part of the group that pursued the victim from central London to southeast London in a stolen car on 7 July 2024, intending to rob him. After following for over 30 minutes, he exited the vehicle at Florence Terrace, New Cross, wearing a balaclava and armed with a large knife, grabbed the victim's bag, and stabbed the victim, leading to his death two weeks later from blood loss.

Aged 26, exited the vehicle wearing a balaclava and armed with a large knife. Sentenced for murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, with 10 years for robbery to run concurrently.
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Alfie Hipple
8 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
23 years imprisonment

Alfie Hipple was involved in following the victim and his friends in a stolen car from central London to New Cross on 7 July 2024 for the purpose of robbery. He exited the vehicle at the scene, wearing a balaclava and carrying a large knife, grabbed the victim's bag, and stabbed the victim in the chest and right thigh, severing the femoral artery and causing death on 21 July 2024.

Aged 18, exited the vehicle wearing a balaclava and armed with a large knife. Sentenced for murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, with 7 years for robbery to run concurrently.
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Amin Alliche
8 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
22 years imprisonment

Amin Alliche, along with four others, followed the victim and his friends from a nightclub in central London to New Cross in a stolen car with the intention of robbing them. On 7 July 2024, while the others attacked the victim, Amin remained in the driver's seat of the vehicle. After the stabbing, he drove the group back to northwest London, where they sold the stolen mobile phone and hid the car. Weapons including knives and machetes were seized from addresses linked to the defendants.

Aged 18, remained in the driver's seat during the attack. Sentenced for murder and conspiracy to commit robbery, with 6 years for robbery to run concurrently.
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Bailey Mckenzie
2 Oct 2025
Conspiracy to murder *
Sentence
33 years imprisonment

Bailey McKenzie was involved in a gang-related shooting on 14 December 2020 in Middleton Road, Hackney, where he planned the attack and supplied the firearm used by his associates to fire multiple shots at a car containing five innocent young men celebrating a birthday. The victims had no gang affiliations; three were shot, one suffering permanent life-changing injuries including blindness. McKenzie was linked to the crime through new digital forensic technology introduced in 2023, despite not being physically present.

Convicted of conspiracy to murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. Involved in planning and supplying the gun. No remorse shown.
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Joshua Eno
1 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum 30 years

Joshua Eno, 25, from Tooting, shot 21-year-old the victim in the chest at point-blank range in Battersea, London, on October 5, 2023, over a missing stolen BMW motorbike robbed from Battersea BMW dealership that day. A shout of 'that's karma' was heard after the shooting.

Convicted of murder. Denied murder claiming accidental shooting but convicted. Also convicted of robbery and theft.
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Imri Doue
1 Oct 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life detention with minimum 21 years

Imri Doue, 18, from Woolwich, ambushed and stabbed 15-year-old victim with a machete during a gang check near a house in Woolwich on September 22, 2024. The victim suffered two stab wounds and six cuts, crying 'I'm 15, don't let me die'. The attack linked to street gang exploitation.

Convicted of murder, admitted possessing a machete. Judge noted the victim was sucked into gang culture.
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Marko Balaz
1 Oct 2025
Manslaughter *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment

Marko Balaz, 19, from Abbey Wood, participated in ambushing and attacking the 15-year-old victim with a machete during a gang check in Woolwich on September 22, 2024. The victim was stabbed twice and cut six times in a gang-related incident exploiting vulnerable youths.

Convicted of manslaughter, admitted drugs offences. Judge noted the victim was sucked into gang culture.
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September 2025 16 cases
Eden Clark
26 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 38 years

Eden Clark participated in the group attack on 29 June 2023 on the Elthorne estate in Archway, where individuals were mistaken for rival gang members. The group stabbed the 15-year-old victim, who died at the scene, and the 23-year-old victim, who died in hospital, and injured another man.

Attempted to evade arrest by fleeing to the Suffolk coast and changing his appearance. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
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Jason Furtado
26 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 37 years

Jason Furtado helped coordinate the group that attacked on the Elthorne estate in Archway on 29 June 2023. The group, thinking the victims were rivals, stabbed 15-year-old victim fatally at the scene and 23-year-old victim, who died in hospital, while injuring another man.

Acted as an organiser in the attack and was arrested on 3 July 2023. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
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Xavier Poponne
26 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 37 years

Xavier Poponne was involved in the group that attacked on the Elthorne estate in Archway on 29 June 2023, mistaking victims for rivals. The group fatally stabbed the 15-year-old victim at the scene and the 23-year-old victim in hospital, and injured another man. He later wrote lyrics admitting involvement.

Also convicted of possession with intent to supply, possession of a bladed article, and possession of a class B drug. Lyrics in a drill song glorified the murders, and he referenced the crimes online. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
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Abel Chunda
26 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 38 years

Abel Chunda was part of a group that attacked individuals on the Elthorne estate in Archway on 29 June 2023, mistaking them for rival gang members. The group fatally stabbed the 15-year-old victim and the 23-year-old victim, and injured another man.

Provided a safe house after the attack and was arrested shortly after. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
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Lorik Lupqi
26 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 39 years

Lorik Lupqi, a gang member, mistook a group filming a music video for rivals and organised an attack. On 29 June 2023, he and others stabbed a 15-year-old victim, who died at the scene, and a 23-year-old victim, who died in hospital, along with injuring another man. The incident occurred on the Elthorne estate in Archway, London.

Played a key role in organising the attack, messaged associates to gather, and fled to Kosovo before extradition. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
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Sheffron Powell
24 Sep 2025
Stalking *
Sentence
2 years 3 months imprisonment

After his ex-partner told him on June 8 that she had a new partner, Powell made 134 harassing phone calls, left voicemails threatening to 'get a gun' and kill her new partner, his baby and children, ominously warned his daughter that 'something very dangerous will happen' and 'daddy will kill this man', and forced entry into his ex's home while she was out. Arrested by police on July 10. Victim lived in constant fear.

Pleaded guilty to stalking and threats to kill his ex-partner, the mother of his children. Six previous convictions including harassment against the same victim. Defence cited mental health struggles and reduced contact with children. Judge Philip Katz KC described actions as 'absolutely disgraceful'.
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Daniel Redpath
17 Sep 2025
Causing death by careless driving *
Sentence
21 months imprisonment and disqualified from driving for 3 years

Daniel Redpath was riding a rare classic Aprilia RX 125 off-road motorbike at speeds of up to 64mph on Croydon Road in Bromley, exceeding the 40mph limit, when he struck and killed the 86-year-old victim on a pedestrian crossing on April 18, 2023. Redpath had left work early to do DIY jobs for his mother and was not properly licensed, as his full licence had been revoked, and the bike lacked front indicators, a mirror, and had an unsuitable rear tyre. He claimed he thought the victim would stop, but the judge noted his disregard for road rules.

Denied dangerous driving but admitted causing death by careless driving and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence. Had prior convictions, including driving whilst disqualified. Showed remorse but posted social media messages rejoicing the return of his bike, which the judge found unattractive.
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Constance Marten
15 Sep 2025
Gross negligence manslaughter *
Sentence
14 years' imprisonment

Constance Marten and the baby's father went on the run in late December 2022 while Marten was heavily pregnant with their fifth child, evading social services after four previous children were taken into care due to unsuitable living conditions. Marten secretly gave birth to the baby, whose placenta was found in a burning car on the M61 motorway near Greater Manchester on 5 January 2023. The couple travelled extensively by taxi, avoided using bank cards and phones to evade detection, and settled in a tent in the freezing conditions of the South Downs National Park from 8 January 2023, exposing the newborn to extreme cold, wind, wet clothing, and condensation without adequate protection such as socks, hat, or blanket. The baby endured these high-risk conditions for some weeks before dying of hypothermia, her decomposing body later found in a shopping bag in a disused shed in Brighton. The couple was arrested on 27 February 2023 and did not disclose the baby's existence until the body was discovered two days later.

Sentenced concurrently to 18 months' imprisonment for concealing the birth of a child, 18 months' imprisonment for cruelty to a child, and five years' imprisonment for perverting the course of justice. Showed little remorse and attempted to delay proceedings.
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Mark Gordon
15 Sep 2025
Gross negligence manslaughter *
Sentence
14 years' imprisonment with an extended period on licence of four years

The victim's mother and Mark Gordon went on the run in late December 2022 while the victim's mother was heavily pregnant with their fifth child, evading social services after four previous children were taken into care due to unsuitable living conditions. The victim's mother secretly gave birth to the victim, whose placenta was found in a burning car on the M61 motorway near Greater Manchester on 5 January 2023. The couple travelled extensively by taxi, avoided using bank cards and phones to evade detection, and settled in a tent in the freezing conditions of the South Downs National Park from 8 January 2023, exposing the newborn to extreme cold, wind, wet clothing, and condensation without adequate protection such as socks, hat, or blanket. The baby endured these high-risk conditions for some weeks before dying of hypothermia, her decomposing body later found in a shopping bag in a disused shed in Brighton. The couple was arrested on 27 February 2023 and did not disclose the baby's existence until the body was discovered two days later.

Sentenced concurrently to 18 months' imprisonment for concealing the birth of a child, 18 months' imprisonment for cruelty to a child, and five years' imprisonment for perverting the course of justice. Showed little remorse and attempted to delay proceedings.
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Javon Riley
12 Sep 2025
Attempted Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 34 years

Javon Riley orchestrated a shooting on 29 May 2024 in Kingsland Road, Dalston, by arranging for a gunman to fire six shots outside a restaurant from a stolen Ducati Monster, intending to kill rival members of an organised crime network. He scouted the area over several days, drove past the restaurant multiple times on the evening of the incident, and assisted the gunman's escape by disposing of the firearm, resulting in a nine-year-old girl sustaining life-changing injuries and three men being shot.

Found guilty after a three-week trial of attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm; the judge delivered the sentence.
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Issa Siteri
5 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 28 years

Issa Siteri was involved in the organised murder of the victim on 1 April 2024 in West Kensington. As part of the group, he met with the others, changed clothes, concealed himself near the scene, and participated in the execution, which involved arming themselves with knives and a gun for a drug-related dispute, leading to the victim being shot at his front door.

Arrived back in the UK from Morocco on 8 June 2024 and was arrested; had a set role in the planned attack, including concealing weapons.
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Khuder Al-Kurdi
5 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 33 years

Khuder Al-Kurdi was involved in a planned and organised execution linked to a drug dispute. He contacted the victim to ascertain his location under the guise of arranging a drug deal, then relayed this information to the other defendants. On 1 April 2024, the group, armed with a handgun and knives, went to the victim's house in West Kensington, where the victim was shot and killed as he opened his front door.

Arrested in London on 6 April 2024; played a key role by pretending to set up a drug deal to obtain the victim's location and pass it to the group.
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Yusuf Muhudin Abdi
5 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 28.5 years

Yusuf Muhudin Abdi was a participant in the premeditated murder of the victim on 1 April 2024 in West Kensington. He joined the group that met, armed themselves with weapons including a handgun and knives, concealed themselves, and executed the attack as part of a drug-related dispute, resulting in the victim being fatally shot when he opened his front door.

Arrived back in the UK from Morocco on 8 June 2024 and was arrested; participated in the group's plan and attempted to flee the country.
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Muktar Said
5 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 29 years

Muktar Said was part of a group that meticulously planned the murder of the victim amid a drug-related dispute. On 1 April 2024, the defendants met, armed themselves, and travelled to West Kensington. Said was involved in the execution, where the victim was shot at his front door after the group concealed themselves and waited for the signal.

Travelled to Scotland days after the crime and was arrested in Glasgow on 6 April 2024; participated in the planning and execution of the attack.
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Mohammed Mansaray
5 Sep 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 27 years

Mohammed Mansaray directly participated in the planned murder of the victim on 1 April 2024 in West Kensington. He met with the group, displayed the handgun, positioned himself outside the victim's house, and fired the single bullet that killed the victim as he stepped out his front door, in what was described as a ruthless execution linked to a drug dispute.

Travelled to Scotland days after the crime and was arrested in Glasgow on 6 April 2024; fired the fatal shot and was seen flashing the gun to his peers.
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Geoffrey Baulcomb
1 Sep 2025
Causing Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Geoffrey Baulcomb, a 79-year-old retired Church of England vicar, performed an extreme body modification procedure using scissors on a man in January 2020, which he filmed. He was linked to Marius Gustavson, the ringleader of an extreme body modification enterprise. The procedure caused irreversible injuries and was conducted in non-sterile conditions without medical training. Police found surgical tools, medical supplies, drugs, and a Burdizzo clamp at his home, and he admitted to the offences during the investigation.

Defence highlighted his respected community role and pastoral work; judge noted the serious nature of the offence, including planning and filming; he had no previous convictions and admitted to the crimes.
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August 2025 1 case
Rumarni Tuitt
1 Aug 2025
Attempted Murder *
Sentence
18 years imprisonment for attempted murder and 1 year for possession of a bladed article, to run concurrently

On 26 August 2024, at Notting Hill Carnival in Canal Way, off Ladbroke Grove, Rumarni Tuitt became agitated during a verbal argument in a crowd, drew a knife at least 10 inches in length from his waistband, and stabbed a 19-year-old man five times, causing multiple serious injuries including to his abdomen that required life-saving surgery. The victim and Tuitt were strangers, and no motive was established. Officers arrested Tuitt at the scene and provided immediate medical treatment until paramedics arrived; the knife was recovered from the scene.

Convicted after a trial on 8 May; must serve 12 years before being considered for release on licence.
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July 2025 9 cases
Jesse Crofts
31 Jul 2025
Drug possession and supply *
Sentence
18 months imprisonment initially, plus an extra jail term for not paying a fine

Jesse Crofts, 28, of Holyhead, was involved in cannabis possession and cocaine supply, and received an additional sentence for failing to pay a fine.

Possessed cannabis and supplied cocaine, then failed to pay a fine.
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Mark Goodier
31 Jul 2025
Theft and handling stolen goods *
Sentence
Two years and five months imprisonment initially, plus an extra sentence for not paying a fine of more than £800

Mark Goodier, 36, of Llanddaniel, Gaerwen, ransacked a property, stole a car, and was found driving another stolen vehicle; he was later jailed for an additional period due to an unpaid fine.

Ransacked a property, stole a car, drove another stolen vehicle, and failed to pay a fine.
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Habiba Naveed
24 Jul 2025
Manslaughter *
Sentence
Hospital order under Section 37 of the Mental Health Act and a restriction order under Section 41, meaning indefinite detention

Habiba Naveed killed her landlord and friend, the victim, by hitting him with a pan, causing him to fall, then strangling him until she believed he was unconscious, and hitting him again. This occurred on 15 August 2024 at a residential address in London. She also killed their pet cat, Snow, by stabbing it in the neck, believing an evil spirit had entered it after leaving the victim's body. Naveed was arrested the same day and provided her account to a psychiatrist while on remand.

Pled guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility and animal cruelty. Has an established history of paranoid schizophrenia, with circumstances highlighting dangers of illicit cannabis use and non-compliance with prescribed medication.
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Edson Bernardo
24 Jul 2025
Affray *
Sentence
Two years imprisonment

Edson Bernardo was involved in an altercation outside a nightclub on Romford Road, E7, in the early hours of 10 August 2024, where he and others engaged in violence connected to the murder of the victim. He possessed an offensive weapon and pleaded guilty to the charges.

Pleaded guilty to affray and possession of an offensive weapon (machete and pole) in connection with the incident.
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Errol Woodger
24 Jul 2025
Manslaughter *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment and 5 years on licence

On 29 December 2019, Errol Woodger was robbing items from the victim's flat in Erith, including the victim's car keys. When the victim attempted to stop Woodger from driving off in the victim's car, Woodger deliberately drove the car at the victim, running the victim over and causing fatal injuries. The victim was taken to hospital but never regained consciousness and died on 29 January 2020.

Found guilty of robbery and manslaughter after a three-week trial. Originally charged with murder but convicted of manslaughter.
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Abdi Ulusow
24 Jul 2025
Affray *
Sentence
Two years imprisonment

Abdi Ulusow was involved in an altercation outside a nightclub on Romford Road, E7, in the early hours of 10 August 2024, where he and others engaged in violence connected to the murder of the victim. He possessed an offensive weapon and pleaded guilty to the charges.

Pleaded guilty to affray and possession of an offensive weapon (machete and pole) in connection with the incident.
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Oguzcan Dereli
22 Jul 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 24 years

On 18 October 2024, Oguzcan Dereli drove a blue Ford Focus estate to a side street off Clerkenwell Road in Islington, where he approached the victim, who was parked on his moped. Dereli exited the vehicle, armed with a machete, and stabbed the victim in the thigh, causing significant blood loss. He then returned to his car and drove away, leaving the victim to collapse on the pavement. The incident was captured on CCTV, leading to Dereli's identification and arrest. The victim was rushed to hospital but died three days later.

Found guilty of murder after a two-week trial. Dereli claimed the machete was left in his car by a friend and that he planned to dispose of it, but the jury did not believe this account. Quotes from the victim's mother and the investigating detective highlighted the senseless nature of the crime and its impact on the family.
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Yusuf Abdi
16 Jul 2025
Murder *
Sentence
at least 28 and a half years in prison

Yusuf Abdi, 19, of Westminster, was part of the group that carried out the planned and organised execution of the victim, a 21-year-old drug dealer, who was shot with a single bullet to the chest as he opened his front door in Kensington, linked to a drugs dispute.

No additional specific details provided beyond his involvement in the murder.
bbc.co.uk
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Mohamed Mansaray
16 Jul 2025
Murder *
Sentence
at least 27 years in prison

Mohamed Mansaray, 18, of Neasden, north-west London, was involved in the planned and organised execution of the 21-year-old victim, a drug dealer, who was shot with a single bullet to the chest as he opened his front door in Kensington. The incident was linked to a drugs dispute and occurred last year.

He was the gunman who shot the victim.
bbc.co.uk
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June 2025 1 case
Marcos Arduini-Monzo
27 Jun 2025
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 40 years

On 30 April 2024, Marcos Arduini-Monzo, in a drug-induced psychotic state from cannabis misuse, rampaged through the streets of Hainault with a sword over a 20-minute period around 7am. He deliberately drove his van into the first victim, catapulting them into a garden, then attacked them with the sword; the victim survived. He then fatally attacked the 14-year-old victim, who was walking to school, inflicting catastrophic injuries. Arduini-Monzo struck an arriving ambulance with his sword, preventing aid. He ferociously attacked a female police officer during a chase, causing significant injuries. He broke into a nearby house via the backdoor and attacked a sleeping couple in their bedroom, injuring the male who protected his partner; he left upon hearing their four-year-old child crying. Finally, while surrounded by police in a garage area, he struck another officer with the sword before being disarmed and arrested after jumping on garage roofs. None of the victims knew him.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of having an offensive weapon at an earlier hearing. Found guilty of murder, three counts of attempted murder, aggravated burglary, two counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and having a bladed article. Mental state driven by cannabis misuse, fully responsible.
cps.gov.uk
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