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October 2025 9 cases
Manor Farm Dairy Ltd
Polluting a watercourse *
Sentence
£6,000 fine
Manor Farm Dairy Ltd, based in Hilfield near Dorchester, caused a discharge of cattle slurry into a local watercourse near Bailey Ridge Lane, polluting up to four kilometres of river habitat. The incident was reported in March 2024 after a member of the public observed signs of pollution near Leigh in Sherborne. Investigation revealed olive-green water and surface foam indicating slurry presence, traced to an overflow from the farm’s slurry lagoons. The spill severely impacted aquatic life for two kilometres, with effects evident up to 4.5km downstream. The incident occurred on April 12, 2024.
Admitted responsibility with an early guilty plea, reducing the original fine from £9,000. Ordered to pay additional costs of £10,158.50.
Ross Larcombe
Sexual communication with a child *
Sentence
18-month community order, 5-year sexual harm prevention order, £120 fine
Ross Larcombe, 24, of Lindens in Fairstead, engaged in sexual communication with children on multiple occasions starting July 29, 2024. He sent an image of a penis to a child, repeatedly asked a young boy if he could see his penis, and six months later sent a video showing a person masturbating.
Pleaded guilty to three counts of engaging in sexual communication with a child. Crimes considered on the lower end of the scale. Ordered to pay £114 victim surcharge and £55 in court costs.
15-Year-Old Girl
Manslaughter *
Sentence
2 years and 6 months detention
The 15-year-old girl from north east London, along with two 17-year-olds, was seen on CCTV shouting at and pushing 75-year-old Fredi Rivero after he waited at a bus stop on Seven Sisters Road on 27 February 2025. During the unprovoked attack, Fredi was punched in the face, causing him to fall backwards and hit his head on the pavement. He died in hospital the following day. The girls filmed the attack and found it amusing. They were arrested within hours by Metropolitan Police officers.
Pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Cannot be named due to age.
17-Year-Old Girl
Manslaughter *
Sentence
3 years and 6 months detention
One of the 17-year-old girls from north east London, along with a 15-year-old and another 17-year-old, was seen on CCTV shouting at and pushing 75-year-old Fredi Rivero after he waited at a bus stop on Seven Sisters Road on 27 February 2025. During the unprovoked attack, Fredi was punched in the face, causing him to fall backwards and hit his head on the pavement. He died in hospital the following day. The girls filmed the attack and found it amusing. They were arrested within hours by Metropolitan Police officers.
Pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Cannot be named due to age.
Bailey Mckenzie
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.
Marko Balaz
Manslaughter *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment
Marko Balaz, 19, from Abbey Wood, participated in ambushing and attacking 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell with a machete during a gang check in Woolwich on September 22, 2024. Daejaun 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.
Imri Doue
Murder *
Sentence
Life detention with minimum 21 years
Imri Doue, 18, from Woolwich, ambushed and stabbed 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell with a machete during a gang check near a house in Woolwich on September 22, 2024. Daejaun 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.
Joshua Eno
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum 30 years
Joshua Eno, 25, from Tooting, shot 21-year-old Rico Andrews 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.
Joe Wilkinson
Shoplifting *
Sentence
48 weeks imprisonment and £2,150 compensation
Joe Wilkinson, 38, of Harwich Road, Colchester, targeted multiple retailers in Cambridge, stealing items including alcohol, meat, perfume, clothing, and toys between August and September 2025. The offences spanned locations including Tesco, Co-op, Aldi, John Lewis, H&M, Budgens, and Nisa, with the total value of stolen goods exceeding £3,000. Specific thefts included £359 worth of alcohol from Tesco, Yarrow Road (3 August), £367 perfume from John Lewis (23 September), £350 alcohol from Tesco, Milton (15 September), £200 meat from Nisa, Capuchin Court (15 September), and £130 Lego from Tesco, Bar Hill (1 September).
Pleaded guilty to 16 counts of shop theft. Must pay compensation to three stores upon release.
September 2025 18 cases
Jason Furtado
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 Leonardo Reid fatally at the scene and 23-year-old Klevi Shekaj, 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.
Lorik Lupqi
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 15-year-old Leonardo Reid, who died at the scene, and 23-year-old Klevi Shekaj, 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.
Abel Chunda
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 15-year-old Leonardo Reid and 23-year-old Klevi Shekaj, and injured another man.
Provided a safe house after the attack and was arrested shortly after. Convicted of murder and attempted murder.
Eden Clark
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 15-year-old Leonardo Reid, who died at the scene, and 23-year-old Klevi Shekaj, 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.
Xavier Poponne
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 15-year-old Leonardo Reid at the scene and 23-year-old Klevi Shekaj 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.
Nermin Onour
Failure to comply with Section 49 Notice *
Sentence
18 months imprisonment
Nermin Onour, 23, was arrested in October 2024 on suspicion of encouraging terrorism under section one of the Terrorism Act 2006. She was asked to provide the PIN for her phone but refused, even after being warned of potential criminal consequences and served with a Section 49 notice, leading to her imprisonment.
Arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorism and refused to provide phone PIN despite warnings and a Section 49 notice.
Daniel Redpath
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 86-year-old Kunwar Singh 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 Mr Singh 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.
Alexander Myers
Animal neglect *
Sentence
180 hours of community payback, £90 fine, and a three-year ban on owning dogs
Alexander Myers carried out unlicensed veterinary procedures, including artificial insemination, blood tests, and microchipping, at Paul Robertson's home in Gorebridge, near Edinburgh. The operation involved 32 dogs kept in unsanitary conditions with poor ventilation, faeces, and urine. Multiple dogs had health issues, and Miss Piggy, a French Bulldog, suffered severe injuries including wounds to her ears and face, an untreated ingrown toenail, and was ultimately euthanised due to her condition.
Admitted failing to get urgent attention for a dog named Miss Piggy, causing her suffering for at least four weeks. Pleaded not guilty to charges relating to other dogs, with no convictions on those.
Paul Robertson
Animal neglect *
Sentence
£270 fine
Paul Robertson allowed his home in Gorebridge, near Edinburgh, to be used for an unlicensed dog fertility clinic operated by Alexander Myers. The clinic housed 32 dogs in appalling conditions, including dark, poorly ventilated sheds coated in faeces and urine. Examinations revealed various health problems in the animals, with Miss Piggy, a French Bulldog, suffering severe injuries that led to her euthanasia.
Admitted failing to get urgent attention for a dog named Miss Piggy, causing her suffering for at least four weeks. Pleaded not guilty to charges relating to other dogs, with no convictions on those.
Javon Riley
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.
Jack Spencer
Sexual communications with a child *
Sentence
3 years and 4 months imprisonment
Jack Spencer, aged 31, from Alexandra Road in Southport, contacted a 15-year-old girl via TikTok in January 2024 using the username 'Jack47'. He made inappropriate comments about her body, enquired about her sexual experience, and offered her money for sexual acts. The girl's mother discovered the messages the next day, leading to police involvement. Officers found 198 category A indecent images of children (subjects as young as four), 119 category B images (subjects as young as two), 196 category C images, and seven extreme pornographic images on his phone. Evidence of further sexualised conversations with other children was noted, though no charges were filed for those.
Admitted to the offences and has significant mobility issues due to spina bifida and hydrocephalus. No previous convictions, but had a prior sexual risk order in 2015. Sentenced by Judge Ian Harris, who noted loneliness and isolation as factors but emphasised the seriousness of the crimes.
Issa Siteri
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 28 years
Issa Siteri was involved in the organised murder of Janayo Lucima 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 Janayo 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.
Khuder Al-Kurdi
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, Janayo Lucima, 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 Janayo 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.
Mohammed Mansaray
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 27 years
Mohammed Mansaray directly participated in the planned murder of Janayo Lucima 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 Janayo 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.
Muktar Said
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 29 years
Muktar Said was part of a group that meticulously planned the murder of Janayo Lucima 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 Janayo 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.
Yusuf Muhudin Abdi
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of 28.5 years
Yusuf Muhudin Abdi was a participant in the premeditated murder of Janayo Lucima 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 Janayo 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.
Ruby Morton
Burglary *
Sentence
18-month community order, 150 hours unpaid work, 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days, £500 compensation
Ruby Morton, of Rustat Close in Cambridge, broke into the West Walton home of Peter White with her then partner Josh Smith while the victim was away. They slept there overnight and wrecked the property, causing £58,000 worth of damage. Mr White described the damage as psychopathic.
Broke into the home with her then partner Josh Smith while the victim was away, slept there overnight and wrecked it causing £58,000 worth of damage.
Geoffrey Baulcomb
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.
August 2025 6 cases
Anthony Ellis
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum term of 15 years
On September 11, 2012, Anthony Ellis, then 23, assaulted Igor Pavlov, a 41-year-old homeless man, in Whitworth Park, Manchester city centre. Ellis struck Mr. Pavlov at least five times with a heavy tree branch while he was under the influence of alcohol and sleeping on a park bench. Mr. Pavlov suffered a skull fracture and severe brain injury, requiring round-the-clock care. Ellis initially called emergency services pretending to be a bystander. Mr. Pavlov's injuries led to his death in July 2023 after years of deterioration, including dependency on others, seizures, and inability to communicate effectively.
Pleaded guilty to murder; prior conviction for causing wounding with intent; difficult background including learning difficulties, dyslexia, and cognitive issues; time served (12 years and 6 months) will be deducted from the minimum term.
Martyn Paul Gilleard
Possessing information useful for terrorism *
Sentence
To be sentenced (no specific sentence provided yet)
Martyn Paul Gilleard possessed information of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism, contrary to Section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The offence occurred prior to his court appearance on June 20, 2025.
Pleaded guilty to possessing information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism. Remanded in custody.
Stevie Lee Palmer
Shoplifting *
Sentence
52 weeks imprisonment
Stevie Lee Palmer, aged 32, of no fixed abode in Exeter, admitted to 53 shoplifting offences and pled guilty to 15 counts.
Pled guilty to 15 counts of shoplifting offences.
Rumarni Tuitt
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.
Harry Fysh
Assault *
Sentence
9-month prison sentence suspended for 12 months, 100 hours unpaid work, £5,000 compensation
Harry Fysh, 24, of Marsh Lane in Gaywood, smacked his victim in the mouth while watching a football game on November 22, 2024, after consuming ten pints of Guinness. The punch knocked out the victim’s two front teeth.
Consumed ten pints of Guinness before throwing the punch while watching a football game.
Edward Excell
Exposure *
Sentence
£120 fine
Edward Excell, 44, of London Road in Lynn, arrived naked at a Costa drive-thru on June 25, 2025, exposing himself to young female staff. One victim described having to put on a brave face to safeguard her younger colleagues from the disgusting show.
Exposed himself to young female staff at a Costa drive-thru. Ordered to pay £48 victim surcharge and £45 in court costs. No ban on visiting the Costa was imposed.
July 2025 17 cases
Deborah Tinsley
Burglary and criminal damage *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Deborah Tinsley, 57, of Maes Stanley, Bodelwyddan, broke into the flat of a man in Anglesey whom she believed owed money to her partner, and damaged items including a TV and bed by pouring bleach.
Broke into a flat and caused criminal damage to belongings.
Caleb Corr
Arson and threats with a weapon *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Caleb Corr, 33, of Helens Crescent, Pentraeth, set fire to his block of flats and threatened both police officers and a neighbour with a knife.
Set fire to his own block of flats and threatened police and a neighbour with a knife.
Ian Parry
Dangerous dog attack *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Ian Parry, 45, of North Penrallt, Caernarfon, allowed his XL Bully dog to attack an eight-year-old boy named Caio Shaw, who lost a thumb and was covered in blood during the incident.
Attacked an eight-year-old boy with his XL Bully dog, resulting in the boy losing a thumb.
Jesse Crofts
Drug possession and supply *
Sentence
18 months imprisonment initially, plus an extra jail term for not paying a fine
Jesse Crofts, 28, of Holborn Road, 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.
Jonathan Evans
Sexual abuse of minors *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Jonathan Evans, 32, of Malltraeth, Bodorgan, sexually abused two boys while working in an Anglesey school and volunteering with the RAF Air Cadets.
Sexually abused two boys; he had previously worked in an Anglesey school and volunteered with the RAF Air Cadets.
Mark Goodier
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.
Matthew Pritchard
Grooming and sexual offences *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Matthew Pritchard, 24, of Dol Eithin, Holyhead, groomed a girl and engaged in repeated sexual intercourse with her in public locations.
Groomed and had repeated sexual intercourse with a girl in public; his parents were admonished during the hearing.
Mohammed Anwar
Organised fuel theft *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Mohammed Anwar was involved in an organised crime group that targeted locations across the UK, including stealing £40,000 worth of fuel from a site on Anglesey in September 2021.
Part of an organised crime group targeting fuel storage sites.
Khalid Mohammed
Organised fuel theft *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Khalid Mohammed was part of an organised crime group that stole £40,000 worth of fuel from a site on Anglesey in September 2021, as part of operations across the UK.
Part of an organised crime group targeting fuel storage sites.
Kevin Evans
Arson attempt *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Kevin Evans, 33, of Cae Bold, Caernarfon, tried to petrol-bomb a property after buying a green jerrycan and filling it with petrol from a Texaco garage.
Attempted to petrol-bomb a property in Caernarfon, with CCTV showing him purchasing petrol shortly before.
Pelrus Maas
Breach of deportation order *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Pelrus Maas, 63, of no fixed abode, re-entered the UK via Holyhead Port just one day after being deported, in flagrant disregard of court orders.
Returned to the UK via Holyhead Port shortly after being deported, showing disregard for court orders.
Ricky Lloyd
Strangulation and assault *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Ricky Lloyd, 39, of no fixed abode, entered his ex-partner's home in Bangor via a window and strangled her, repeatedly banging her head on the floor.
Strangled his ex-partner and banged her head on the floor, leaving her on the verge of blacking out.
Stuart O’Boyle
Breach of sex offenders register *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Stuart O’Boyle, 35, of Chapel Street, Caernarfon, failed to inform his new partner of his status as a convicted sex offender, breaching his notification requirements by staying at her home with her child.
Breached sex offenders register notification requirements by not disclosing his status to his new partner and staying at her home with her child.
Stephen Vickery
Assault on a police officer *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
Stephen Vickery, 40, of Helens Crescent, Pentraeth, spat directly into a police officer’s eye while resisting arrest.
Spat in a police officer’s eye and resisted arrest.
William Palmer
Burglary and assault *
Sentence
Jailed (specific term not mentioned)
William Palmer, 31, of New Street, Porthmadog, broke into his former partner’s home on Anglesey, assaulted her and her current partner, and damaged his car.
Broke into his former partner’s home, assaulted her and her current partner, and damaged a car; he vaped during his sentencing hearing via videolink.
Tenika Parker
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
Imprisonment for possession of a knife and perverting the course of justice
Tenika Parker, 39, of Canterbury Road in Leytonstone, assisted Renai Belle in the murder of Josh McKay by driving him to obtain the knife and balaclava, and helping him escape after the stabbing on July 6, 2024, at a barbershop in Leyton. She was also involved in cleaning the car to remove evidence, as shown in CCTV footage.
Convicted of possession of a knife and perverting the course of justice; sentencing date is July 30, 2025
Renai Belle
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment (inferred for murder)
Renai Belle, 30, of Swaythling Close in Edmonton, stabbed Josh McKay, 33, in the neck in a premeditated attack at a barbershop on Lea Bridge Road in Leyton on July 6, 2024. The attack was carried out in front of Josh's young child and followed threats made in a rap video on YouTube. Belle entered the premises wearing a balaclava, stabbed Josh, and fled with help from his partner. Police investigations, including CCTV and forensic evidence, linked him to the crime.
Convicted of murder and possession of a knife; sentencing date is July 30, 2025

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