Central Criminal Court Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 425 verdicts at Central Criminal Court Crown Court (City of London, London). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

December 2025 3 cases

Jessica Woods

Assault *

Sentence

£300 compensation

Jessica Woods, 31, of Raby Avenue in North Lynn, assaulted a man at Tower Gardens in Lynn on November 5, 2025. While walking in the area, she encountered a group of drinkers, recognised one man, hurled abuse calling him a 'paedo', blocked his path as he tried to leave, and punched him in the face, breaking his glasses and causing injuries. The victim felt distressed and feared encountering her again.

Pleaded guilty to assault. Ordered to pay £220 to victim for broken glasses and £80 for the assault.

2 Dec 2025

Jose Goncalves

Drug-driving *

Sentence

9 weeks imprisonment and 36-month driving ban

Jose Goncalves, 48, of Chadwick Square in North Lynn, was involved in two drug-driving incidents. On May 13, 2025, he was pulled over on Queen Mary Road in Gaywood driving a white Vauxhall while on cocaine. On May 28, 2025, he was spotted driving erratically in town, sped off from police, and was found inside the vehicle attempting to use a crack cocaine pipe. Tests showed 381mcg of benzoylecgonine per litre of blood, nearly eight times the legal limit of 50mcg.

Breached a suspended sentence. Denied charges but found guilty at summary trial. Ordered to pay £154 victim surcharge and £400 court costs.

2 Dec 2025

Elyas Moussa

Murder *

Sentence

Life imprisonment with minimum term of 27 years

Elyas Moussa, 30, of no fixed address, stabbed Recorda Davey-Ann Clarke, 35, to death in Linacre Road, Willesden Green, north-west London, just after Christmas 2024. Altercation started as friendly chat during Clarke's girlfriend's birthday celebration, escalated when Clarke turned Moussa's cap backwards. Moussa chased, pushed or tripped Clarke, then stabbed him when vulnerable.

Pleaded guilty to possession of knife, convicted of murder after trial. Judge noted he instigated violence while victim vulnerable on ground.

1 Dec 2025

November 2025 27 cases

Rhys Hicks

Affray *

Sentence

16 months imprisonment

On June 29, 2025, Rhys Hicks, after a two-day bender involving cocaine and alcohol, went on a naked rampage in Middleton, Greater Manchester. He pushed a woman in her home, causing her to fall and suffer a panic attack. Later, at the Archer pub, he stripped naked and began punching and kicking cars. He urinated on a nearby war memorial. On Manchester Old Road, he assaulted Paul Yates, who was driving with his 11-year-old granddaughter, by punching and kicking him, dragging him from his car, and attempting to enter the vehicle before being detained by members of the public until police arrived.

Pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity. Blames drink and cocaine use for offending. Expressed remorse. Will likely serve 40% of the term in custody. Judge commented on the dread caused to motorists and shameful lack of respect to war dead.

29 Nov 2025

Peter Augustine

Murder *

Sentence

life imprisonment with a minimum term of 23 years, concurrent with 4 weeks for theft and 8 years for robbery

Peter Augustine, 59, followed 87-year-old John Mackey for 15 minutes after spotting him leaving a Co-op store in Manor House, north London, on 6 May 2025, with shopping including a box of cornflakes, a pint of milk, and a saveloy sausage. He attacked Mr Mackey in a quiet location, shouting 'give me the bag' while punching, kicking, and stomping on him for about a minute with gratuitous violence and extreme anger. Mr Mackey, a frail man who used a stick, died in hospital two days later on 8 May 2025.

Convicted by jury on 13 November 2025. Sentenced by Mrs Justice Whitehouse. Defendant absent from hearing claiming back problem. Excluded from courtroom during trial due to aggressive outbursts. Judge noted the killing resulted from rage, not the theft attempt, and described the victim as a gentle, innocent man killed for trivial items.

28 Nov 2025

Declan George-Candiani

Collection of terrorist material *

Sentence

23 months' imprisonment

Declan George-Candiani was stopped at Stansted Airport by Counter Terrorism officers on 13 August 2024. Analysis of his phone revealed terrorist-related documents, including guides on how to commit ‘lone wolf’ attacks. A search of his home led to the seizure of an iPad containing similar material. He developed an interest in an extreme-right wing group advocating “traditional Satanism” and accessed the material intentionally, according to the prosecution. In interviews, he claimed a “possessed mindset,” a “pact with the devil,” and an “unhealthy obsession” that overpowered him.

Ordered to serve an additional year on licence and subject to notification requirements for 10 years. Convicted after trial on two counts of collection of material likely to be of use to a terrorist under section 58(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000. Found not guilty on two further counts.

28 Nov 2025

Ryan Heathcote

Theft *

Sentence

38 weeks imprisonment

On November 8, Ryan Heathcote, 38, of Centenary Gardens in Gillingham, breached a criminal behaviour order by entering Co-op in Twydall Green with a bag and shoplifting items; crack cocaine and heroin found on arrest.

Admitted theft, breaching criminal behaviour order, and possessing drugs; ordered to pay £85 costs and £154 victim surcharge.

25 Nov 2025

Paul Elijah Hayden

Attempted murder *

Sentence

life imprisonment with minimum term of 17 years and 136 days for attempted murder

Paul Elijah Hayden, 22, participated with Zachariah Talbert-Young in the attempted murder of Nathan Williams in Easton in February 2024, where Williams suffered multiple stab wounds and almost lost his life, as part of ongoing gang warfare scarring north east Bristol.

Acquitted of murder charge midway through trial due to insufficient evidence. Sentenced by Mr Justice Pepperall for separate attack.

25 Nov 2025

Paul Hayden

Attempted Murder *

Sentence

imprisonment

Early in 2024, Paul Hayden, aged 22, participated with Zacharia Talbert-Young in the attempted murder of teenager Nathan, who survived by the grace of God. This was part of the same trial involving the murder of Eddie Kinuthia in July 2023, linked to postcode rivalry.

Found guilty of attempted murder alongside Zacharia Talbert-Young. Jury directed to find him not guilty of the murder charge part way through the trial.

25 Nov 2025

Zacharia Talbert-Young

Murder *

Sentence

life imprisonment

On July 21, 2023, during the first day of school break, Zacharia Talbert-Young and an accomplice rode to Tudor Road where they attacked and murdered 16-year-old Eddie Kinuthia in a postcode rivalry incident. The attack was described as deplorable and cowardly, lasting just three seconds but depriving the family of future joys. He was also found guilty of the attempted murder of another teenager, Nathan, early in 2024.

Found guilty of murder and attempted murder. Sentenced today after victim impact statement from the victim's mother.

25 Nov 2025

Zachariah Talbert-Young

Murder and attempted murder *

Sentence

life imprisonment with minimum term of 33 years and 136 days for murder; life imprisonment with minimum term of 20 years for attempted murder

Zachariah Talbert-Young, 27, rode a high-powered e-bike from Easton to St Pauls on the night of Friday, July 23, 2023, with a pillion passenger who got off and fatally stabbed 19-year-old Eddie Kinuthia in an ambush in Grosvenor Triangle park close to his home in St Pauls, as part of gang warfare between rival groups associated with Easton and St Pauls postcodes. Seven months later, in February 2024, he and Paul Hayden attacked and stabbed Nathan Williams multiple times in Easton, nearly killing him.

Found guilty by jury after six-week trial. Described as very dangerous and posing significant risk to the public. Sentenced by Mr Justice Pepperall.

25 Nov 2025

Andrew Stobbs

Serious assault and robbery *

Sentence

3 years and 5 months imprisonment

Andrew Stobbs was involved in a serious assault and robbery in Edinburgh.

Sentenced following a serious assault and robbery.

24 Nov 2025

Jon Wood

Serious assault and robbery *

Sentence

2 years and 6 months imprisonment

Jon Wood was involved in a serious assault and robbery in Edinburgh.

Sentenced following a serious assault and robbery.

24 Nov 2025

Nathan Gill

Bribery *

Sentence

10.5 years imprisonment

Nathan Gill, a former MEP for UKIP and leader of Reform UK in Wales, accepted bribes from pro-Russian associate Oleg Voloshyn between December 6, 2018, and July 18, 2019. He made pro-Russian statements in the European Parliament, including speeches on Ukraine and Kazakhstan, and arranged for other MEPs to give interviews to 112 Ukraine news channel. Payments totalled amounts such as €5,000 and $2,000 for these activities, linked to Ukrainian oligarch Viktor Medvedchuk. Gill's phone messages revealed the unlawful agreements after a border stop in 2021.

Pleaded guilty to eight counts of bribery. Judge Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb noted that his actions eroded public confidence in democracy and advanced narratives advantageous to Russian interests concerning Ukraine.

21 Nov 2025

Luke Compton

Theft and breach of Criminal Behaviour Order *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment

Luke Compton, 33, of Victoria Street, Grantham, committed multiple thefts between September 7 and November 4, 2025, including wine (£50) from M&S on September 7, laundry items (£31.92) from Aldi in Sleaford on October 4, clothing (£100) from TK Maxx in Grantham on October 5 and 6, chocolate (£212.61) from Aldi in Grantham on October 22, Lego and alcohol (£40) from Asda in Grantham on October 24, meat and alcohol (unknown value) from Co-Op in Bottesford on October 20, wine (£40) from M&S in Grantham on November 4, and alcohol (£94.95) from Asda in Grantham on November 4. He also breached his existing Criminal Behaviour Order on multiple occasions by entering prohibited retail premises including M&S, TK Maxx, Aldi, and Asda. Additional guilty pleas were entered for three thefts and three breaches from July offences.

Pleaded guilty to nine charges of theft and seven counts of breaching his Criminal Behaviour Order. A further Criminal Behaviour Order was granted, prohibiting him from entering retail premises in Grantham town centre and surrounding areas except a named chemist, expiring on January 14, 2029.

19 Nov 2025

Romario Gordon

Manslaughter *

Sentence

13 years imprisonment

Romario Gordon was part of a group of males who forced their way into the home of 16-year-old Camron Smith on Bracken Avenue, Croydon, on 1 July 2021, where they killed him in a brutal frenzied attack with knives. The group was seeking revenge for the stabbing of one of their friends earlier that day in Pawson’s Road, Croydon. They entered three homes that night, kicking down the door to Camron’s home and chasing him into his mother’s bedroom where he was fatally stabbed. The group had previously stolen a minicab at knifepoint in Streatham. Gordon fled to The Gambia via Heathrow Airport on 3 July 2021 but was linked to the attack by DNA evidence.

Found guilty by jury of manslaughter. Fled to The Gambia to avoid justice but returned to the UK in August 2023 and was arrested.

17 Nov 2025

Dante Forrest

Murder *

Sentence

convicted of murder

Dante Forrest, 36, was convicted of murder after a body was discovered in a flat.

Conviction following discovery of a body in a flat.

13 Nov 2025

Benjamin Aninakwa

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 Alice Figueiredo's family and her previous self-harm attempts using similar materials. He did not address major concerns raised by her mother and failed to record prior self-harm incidents. Alice Figueiredo, 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.

11 Nov 2025

Keir Holme

Proceeds of Crime *

Sentence

Civil recovery order under Proceeds of Crime Act; disclaimed interest in funds

Keir Holme, 28, from the Isle of Wight, met Joseph James O'Connor online through the gaming community and admitted to opening accounts on his behalf as part of the Twitter hacking scheme that targeted celebrities and scammed Bitcoin in July 2020.

Accomplice who opened accounts on behalf of O'Connor but had no direct involvement in fund transfers. Did not appear in person at court.

11 Nov 2025

Kyle Lomas

Proceeds of Crime *

Sentence

Civil recovery order under Proceeds of Crime Act; disclaimed interest in funds

Kyle Lomas, 27, from Nottingham, met Joseph James O'Connor online through the gaming community and admitted to opening accounts on his behalf as part of the Twitter hacking scheme that targeted celebrities and scammed Bitcoin in July 2020.

Accomplice who opened accounts on behalf of O'Connor but had no direct involvement in fund transfers. Did not appear in person at court.

11 Nov 2025

Zhimin Qian

Money Laundering *

Sentence

11 years and 8 months imprisonment

Between 2014 and 2017, Zhimin Qian orchestrated a large-scale fraud in China, defrauding over 128,000 victims. She converted a portion of the illegally obtained funds into cash, jewellery and Bitcoin, before fleeing to the UK under an assumed identity. Following intelligence in 2018 about the attempted realisation of criminal assets in London, investigators built a case leading to the recovery of over 61,000 Bitcoin from Qian – the largest confirmed crypto seizure in the world, currently worth around £5 billion. Civil recovery proceedings against the bitcoin are ongoing.

Pleaded guilty to one charge of possessing and one charge of transferring criminal property under the Proceeds of Crime Act (2002). Also known as Yadi Zhang.

11 Nov 2025

Seng Hok Ling

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).

11 Nov 2025

Stefan Boldero

Theft by Employee and Fraud *

Sentence

12-month community order, 250 hours unpaid work, 50% compensation to stores

Stefan Boldero, 35, of Ormesby in Fairstead, stole mobile phones worth £5,000 while working as assistant manager at the Three Store on Norfolk Street in Lynn between January 7 and February 21. He sold them at second-hand tech shops including CEX, DK Electronics and Cash Converters.

Sentenced for theft by employee and four counts of fraud.

7 Nov 2025

Tyler Pateman

Assault on Police Officer *

Sentence

£350 fine, £200 compensation

Tyler Pateman, of King’s Green in Fairstead, was being arrested on unrelated matters in Lynn on August 12 when he repeatedly kicked a police officer trying to place him in a van and purposely spat inside the vehicle.

Assault on police officer during arrest.

7 Nov 2025

Thomas Riley

Drug-Driving *

Sentence

36 months driving disqualification, £200 fine

Thomas Riley, 31, of Greenway in Fakenham, overtook police officers at excess speed in a Honda Civic on August 19 in Amner. A drugs wipe tested positive for ketamine, which he had taken at a party.

Admitted drug-driving.

7 Nov 2025

Dexter Reid

Causing unnecessary suffering to an animal under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 *

Sentence

10-week prison sentence suspended for 12 months, 10-year ban from keeping animals

Dexter Reid failed to provide adequate veterinary treatment for his mastiff-type dog, Boss, after it suffered a broken front left leg (fractured radius) in a road traffic accident on St. George’s Road, Hull, on March 1, 2025. Despite advice from a veterinary nurse at the scene and multiple interventions by RSPCA officers offering help and transport, Reid delayed seeking treatment. He took the dog to a PDSA clinic on March 3, where pain medication was provided and X-rays scheduled for March 6, but he failed to attend and did not follow up. On March 13, Reid claimed the dog was limping for attention and could not afford the £300 X-ray costs, despite accepting a vet voucher. Boss was seized from Reid's home on March 26, 2025, after over three weeks of untreated injury, during which the dog experienced extreme pain, especially after medication ran out on March 13. Boss required kennel rest to recover and will be rehomed.

Pleaded guilty to one offence under the Animal Welfare Act 2006. Ordered to complete 10 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement (RAR) days, pay costs of £100 and a victim surcharge of £154. Magistrates noted deliberate and conscious refusal to seek assistance and treatment allowing the dog to suffer over a significant time. In mitigation, defendant was suffering from health issues.

7 Nov 2025

Brandon Hodge

Animal neglect *

Sentence

5-year ban from owning or keeping animals, 12-month supervision order, 90 hours unpaid work

Brandon Hodge, 28, kept 18 birds including nine types of owl, three American kestrels, and a red-footed falcon tethered inside minuscule cages at a house in Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire, in May 2024. The cages were piled on top of each other, covered in faecal matter and waste, with the surrounding area littered with rubbish, maggots, and insects. The birds were left without food or water, covered in dirt, food, feathers, and faeces. The enclosures were so cramped the birds couldn't extend their wings. A Harris Hawk had to be put down due to its poor condition; a Eurasian eagle owl had damaged feathers on its right wing; an American kestrel was missing a foot. Several birds had filthy anklets contaminated with faeces. The conditions were described as overpowering in smell and among the worst seen by inspectors, moving one vet to tears. Many birds were successfully rehoused at sites like Edinburgh Zoo and the Scottish Owl Centre.

Pleaded guilty to two charges of animal neglect. Procurator Fiscal commented on the shocking case and lack of regard for animal welfare.

4 Nov 2025

Piotr Mista

Sexual Assault *

Sentence

12-month prison sentence suspended for 18 months, 200 hours unpaid work

Piotr Mista, 37, of Massingham Road in Castle Acre, pushed himself into the victim's home after inviting himself in. He made unwanted remarks and declared he wanted to have sex with her. When prompted to leave, he went to kiss her on the cheek and said he was going home to perform a sexual act while thinking of her.

Found guilty of sexual assault following a trial. Warned he will face jail if he commits another crime.

4 Nov 2025

Owen Haylock

Assault by beating *

Sentence

12-week prison sentence suspended for 18 months, 120 days alcohol monitoring

Owen Haylock, 27, of Back Street in Gayton, slapped his ex-girlfriend on the head multiple times while her young son was in the back seat of the car during an argument. He then smacked the dashboard, causing damage to the victim’s phone and car before fleeing the scene.

Pleaded guilty to assault by beating and two counts of criminal damage. Was subject to an existing 18-month community order which he breached by completing only one hour of 60 required unpaid work. Ordered to pay £154 victim surcharge and £60 court costs.

1 Nov 2025

David Wakefield

Drug-driving *

Sentence

18-month community order, 10 rehabilitation activity days, 36-month driving disqualification, £120 fine

David Wakefield, 32, of Winston Drive in South Creake, was pulled over by police driving a Jaguar on the B1153 at Anmer within the Royal Estate on June 1, 2025, for drug-driving, driving while disqualified, and driving with no MOT.

Self-confessed ketamine addict. Ordered to pay £48 victim surcharge and £55 court costs.

1 Nov 2025

October 2025 20 cases

Shaine March

Murder *

Sentence

life imprisonment with a minimum term of 42 years

Shaine March killed his 32-year-old pregnant partner, Alana Odysseos, in a brutal knife attack outside their home on Lynmouth Road, Walthamstow, on 22 July 2024. The attack followed an argument inside the property, during which March stabbed Alana 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 Alana'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 Alana's recent pregnancy, which March was unhappy about.

Pleaded guilty to murder. The judge highlighted the domestic abuse and lack of remorse.

31 Oct 2025

Sgt Clayton Robinson

Misconduct *

Sentence

Dismissed from job

Sgt Clayton Robinson lost his job as the fifth officer dismissed over misconduct at Charing Cross police station.

All allegations of misconduct at Charing Cross were proven.

28 Oct 2025

Hadush Kebatu

Shoplifting *

Sentence

3 years imprisonment

Hadush Kebatu targeted a supermarket and petrol station in Waltham Forest more than a hundred times, stealing goods. He was investigated by the Metropolitan Police and subsequently jailed.

Convicted of shoplifting from a supermarket and petrol station in Waltham Forest more than a hundred times following Met Police investigation.

27 Oct 2025

Paul Longworth

Murder *

Sentence

Life sentence

Paul Longworth, aged 71, and Albert Alfonso, 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.

24 Oct 2025

Evan Forde

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.

22 Oct 2025

Isa Giga

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.

17 Oct 2025

Victoria Rose Fildes

Causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal *

Sentence

18 weeks imprisonment suspended for 18 months, disqualified from owning animals for 10 years, 10 Rehabilitation Activity Requirement days, £154 victim surcharge

Victoria Rose Fildes, 28, of Church Road in Wallasey, starved her five-month-old French Bulldog puppy, Baby Yoda, leading to its euthanasia in January 2025 due to prolonged starvation and emaciation. The puppy was found collapsed with protruding bones. Additionally, her two-year-old dog Teddy was found underweight, dehydrated, and seeking water desperately from a dirty mop bucket, having been kept in a crate without proper access to food or water. The offenses occurred between December 2024 and January 2025.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to meet the needs of her dogs and one count of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal.

16 Oct 2025

Peter Rees

Breaches of environmental regulations *

Sentence

£10,000 fine and £2,000 victim surcharge

Peter Rees, director of Benji and Co Limited, was involved in the unlawful operation of a waste site without the required environmental permit at Gwern Tyddyn, Llanidloes, between January and June 2022, where tyres were stored and treated unlawfully. Additionally, between March and December 2022, baled tyres were deposited on land at Newhouse Farm in Aberhafesp, Rhossllyn in Nantmel, and Llys Fynydd in Llanidloes, without a valid permit. NRW officers found vast quantities of end-of-life tyres, including over 200 tyre bales, over 1,000 loose tyres, and an estimated 40 tonnes of shredded tyre waste, stored in unsafe conditions posing a significant fire risk.

Pleaded guilty to consenting to, being complicit in, or neglecting his duties in connection with the company’s unlawful activity. Sentenced alongside Benji and Co Limited.

14 Oct 2025

Kae Burnell-Chambers

Contempt of court *

Sentence

6 months imprisonment

Kae Burnell-Chambers, aged 44, dishonestly sued Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust for over £3m in 2019, claiming negligence following surgery for cauda equina syndrome in August 2016. She alleged the surgery left her severely disabled, needing a stick to walk and unable to do anything, but video footage revealed her walking unaided and participating in body painting conventions across the UK. The trust initiated contempt proceedings in 2023 for failing to disclose fluctuations in her symptoms and her ability to attend events. She admitted the contempt in July 2025.

Admitted contempt of court in July. Ordered to pay £135,000 of the trust's legal costs. Judge Mrs Justice Tipples noted the offending was at a serious level crossing the custodial threshold, involving deliberate lies to medical experts.

14 Oct 2025

Kywan Jn Pierre

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 Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

Enver Francis

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 Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

Gabriel Charles

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. Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

Ben Nguyen

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 Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

Abdoul Guene

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 Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

William Balogun

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 Jesse Lloyd-Smith 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.

10 Oct 2025

Shian Johnson

Murder *

Sentence

28 years imprisonment

Shian Johnson was part of the group that pursued Antonis Antoniadis 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 Antonis, 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.

8 Oct 2025

Sofian Alliche

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 Antonis Antoniadis in a stolen car for eight miles to New Cross on 7 July 2024. He exited the vehicle, grabbed Antonis' 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.

8 Oct 2025

Alfie Hipple

Murder *

Sentence

23 years imprisonment

Alfie Hipple was involved in following Antonis Antoniadis 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 Antonis 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.

8 Oct 2025

Amin Alliche

Murder *

Sentence

22 years imprisonment

Amin Alliche, along with four others, followed Antonis Antoniadis 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 Antonis, 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.

8 Oct 2025

Joshua Mccorquodale

Murder *

Sentence

26 years imprisonment

Joshua McCorquodale joined the pursuit of Antonis Antoniadis 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 Antonis, 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.

8 Oct 2025

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The, Old Bailey, City of London, London EC4M 7EH, City of London, London, EC4M 7EH, United Kingdom

+442071922739

www.cityoflondon.gov.uk

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 18:00

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About Central Criminal Court Crown Court

Central Criminal Court Crown Court, located in City of London, London, is a Crown Court that handles serious criminal cases including murder, rape, robbery, and other indictable offences. With 425 sentencing records in our database, it is one of the Crown Courts serving the City of London, London area. Crown Courts sit with a judge and jury, and have the power to impose the full range of sentences available under UK law.

The court can be found at The, Old Bailey, City of London, London EC4M 7EH, EC4M 7EH.

Accessibility provisions at this court include wheelchair accessible entrance.

For enquiries about cases heard at this court, you can contact the court by telephone on +442071922739 or visit the official court website for further information.

All sentencing information published on this page has been sourced from publicly-available records and verified by our editorial team. If you believe any information is inaccurate or should be removed, you can submit a removal request directly from the relevant listing above.

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Central Criminal Court Crown Court Sentencing Results

Jessica Woods

Jose Goncalves

Elyas Moussa

Rhys Hicks

Peter Augustine

Declan George-Candiani

Ryan Heathcote

Paul Elijah Hayden

Paul Hayden

Zacharia Talbert-Young

Zachariah Talbert-Young

Andrew Stobbs

Jon Wood

Nathan Gill

Luke Compton

Romario Gordon

Dante Forrest

Benjamin Aninakwa

Keir Holme

Kyle Lomas

Zhimin Qian

Seng Hok Ling

Stefan Boldero

Tyler Pateman

Thomas Riley

Dexter Reid

Brandon Hodge

Piotr Mista

Owen Haylock

David Wakefield

Shaine March

Sgt Clayton Robinson

Hadush Kebatu

Paul Longworth

Evan Forde

Isa Giga

Victoria Rose Fildes

Peter Rees

Kae Burnell-Chambers

Kywan Jn Pierre

Enver Francis

Gabriel Charles

Ben Nguyen

Abdoul Guene

William Balogun

Shian Johnson

Sofian Alliche

Alfie Hipple

Amin Alliche

Joshua Mccorquodale

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