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Central Criminal Crown Court Sentencing Results

Explore 101 verdicts at Central Criminal Crown Court (City of London, London). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Central Criminal Crown Court
November 2025 1 case
Benjamin Aninakwa
Breach of section 7 of the Health and Safety at Work Act *
Sentence
six-month prison sentence, suspended for 12 months, 300 hours unpaid work
Benjamin Aninakwa, ward manager at Hepworth Ward, Goodmayes Hospital, failed to highlight Alice Figueiredo's history of self-harming behaviour, direct staff to remove specific items from communal areas, ensure proper observation of patients, and lock areas of concern. Alice attempted suicide 18 times using plastic or bin bags from a shared unlocked toilet, despite warnings, and succeeded on 7 July 2015 at her 19th attempt.
Found guilty of failure to take reasonable care for the health and safety of other persons affected by his acts or omissions at work, under section 7 of the Health and Safety at Work Act. Fined (amount unspecified).
10 Nov 2025
britsafe.org
September 2025 1 case
Sheffron Powell
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'.
24 Sep 2025
uknip.co.uk
June 2025 1 case
Zakir Hussain
Supporting a proscribed organisation *
Sentence
five years and eight months’ imprisonment, plus three years on extended licence
Zakir Hussain, 30, posted a series of messages on X account @lewiswarren911 between November 2023 and January 2024 celebrating the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel that killed about 1,200 people and took over 250 hostages. He also posted statements in support of proscribed terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah, and numerous antisemitic comments including praise for Adolf Hitler.
Pleaded guilty to all charges on the first day of his trial. Was serving a suspended prison sentence for previous malicious communications offences at the time of arrest.
26 Jun 2025
bishopsstortfordindependent.co.uk
October 2024 1 case
Ryan Scuffil
Offence under Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2006 *
Sentence
three-year community order including rehabilitation requirement, Prevent intervention programme and 200 hours unpaid work
Ryan Scuffil of Norton Fitzwarren used a social media profile under a false name to post pro-Islamic State material, including statements glorifying acts of terrorism and graphic images, over an 11-month period from September 2022. A warrant was executed at his home address in August 2023 by Counter Terrorism Policing South West and Avon and Somerset Police, and electronic devices were seized.
Pleaded guilty to an offence under Section 1 of the Terrorism Act 2006. No previous convictions. Received credit for an early guilty plea.
21 Oct 2024
somersetleveller.co.uk
June 2024 1 case
Muhammad Abid
Breaches of Part 4 Notification Order (Counter Terrorism Act 2008) *
Sentence
2 years and 3 months imprisonment with an additional 12 months on licence
Muhammad Abid, 33, of Newham, failed to notify officers about a bank account he had opened and a vehicle that had been de-registered from his possession, breaching the terms of his Part 4 Notification Order under the Counter Terrorism Act 2008. Officers became concerned over his lack of engagement and carried out searches at two addresses in east London in March 2022, leading to charges in August 2023.
Convicted on 23 April 2024 of two breaches. Previously subject to Part 4 Notification Order for 10 years following 2018 conviction for failing to disclose information about an act of terrorism.
26 Jun 2024
asianstandard.co.uk
May 2024 1 case
Trevor Baker
Murder *
Sentence
minimum of 20 years’ imprisonment
Trevor Baker, enraged after his relationship with Carolyn Kemp ended, launched a ferocious attack on her at his address on Walmer Close in Romford on 25 November 2009, leaving her a quadriplegic with an irreparable brain injury. Carolyn Kemp died from aspiration pneumonia on 24 September 2022, with a forensic post-mortem confirming the 2009 injuries as the causal link.
Pleaded guilty to murder. Originally sentenced to 16 years’ imprisonment for attempted murder in 2010. Will serve a further five years and eight months after credit for time served.
31 May 2024
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
February 2014 2 cases
Leslie Layton
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Leslie Layton assisted Joanna Christine Dennehy in crimes relating to the murders and attempted murders, including perverting the course of justice.
Found guilty of perverting the course of justice and other charges relating to assisting Dennehy.
28 Feb 2014
en.wikipedia.org
Gary Richards
Attempted murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a recommended minimum term of 19 years
Gary Richards, also known as Gary Stretch, assisted Joanna Christine Dennehy after the murders by driving her to Hereford where she committed two attempted murders. He was convicted of attempted murder and other related charges.
Found guilty of attempted murder and other charges relating to assisting Dennehy. Also known as Gary Stretch.
28 Feb 2014
en.wikipedia.org
March 2009 1 case
Jake Fahri
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of fourteen years
On 10 May 2008, in the Three Cooks Bakery on Burnt Ash Hill, south London, Jake Fahri entered the shop and began an altercation with Jimmy Mizen after making threats. Fahri hit Mizen with plastic bottles, they traded punches, then Fahri re-entered with a metal sign and threw a 12-inch hot glass dish at Mizen. The dish shattered on Mizen's chin, and a glass shard pierced his neck, severing the carotid artery and jugular veins, causing fatal blood loss.
Admitted throwing the glass dish but denied murder. Had prior convictions for robbery, violence, assault, and burglary. Trial before Mr Justice Calvert-Smith.
27 Mar 2009
en.wikipedia.org
Date Not Specified 41 cases
James Danby
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 25 years
James Danby, 27, beat and kicked his neighbour Luke Harwood, 18, following a false rape accusation. He took Luke to a field in Broadmead Road, Woodford Green, where he and Tony O’Toole jumped on his head until it popped. Danby dumped the body in a stream, bragged about the killing, and planned to dismember it to prevent identification. He was arrested en route to the body with weapons.
Refused to leave his cell for the sentencing hearing. Judge Paul Worsley said: 'James Danby is a controlling, manipulative and dangerous individual who manipulated others in the dock to support him in these dreadful events. He has shown no sign of remorse but only contempt for these proceedings.'
1 Jan 0001
courtnewsuk.co.uk
Jazz Reid
Shooting *
Sentence
38 years imprisonment with at least two-thirds behind bars and five years on licence
Jazz Reid, 33, disguised as a Deliveroo rider with backpack, takeaway box, and e-bike, carried out three shootings. On October 9, 2024, he fired two shots inside a Notting Hill flat, seriously wounding 27-year-old Ameile Buncombe. A second attack involved four shots at a North London address linked to the same victim with no injuries. On November 24, 2024, after a trampoline park birthday party, he fired 11 shots at a family in Ladbroke Grove, hitting an eight-year-old girl twice in the buttocks and foot, and her father five times in the back, chest, abdomen, and pelvis. Both survived. Prosecutors described the shootings as precision hits indicative of contract killings.
Judge Sarah Whitehouse KC described the devastating impact on the family and noted no sentence could remediate their suffering. Possible links to drug wars or money disputes.
1 Jan 0001
uknip.co.uk
John Duddy
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment
On 12 August 1966, Harry Roberts, John Duddy and John Witney were sitting in a van on Braybrook Street, London. Three police officers stopped to question them. Roberts shot dead DC David Wombwell and DS Christopher Head with a Luger pistol. Duddy shot dead PC Geoffrey Fox with a Webley .38 revolver.
Denied charges. Convicted of murder and possession of firearms. Judge recommended at least 30 years before parole. Died in prison in 1981.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
John Witney
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment
On 12 August 1966, Harry Roberts, John Duddy and John Witney were sitting in a van on Braybrook Street, London. Three police officers stopped to question them. Roberts shot dead DC David Wombwell and DS Christopher Head with a Luger pistol. Duddy shot dead PC Geoffrey Fox with a Webley .38 revolver.
Denied charges but testified in his own defence. Convicted of murder and possession of firearms. Judge recommended at least 30 years before parole. Released in 1991, killed in 1999.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Jordan Muinglui
Murder *
Sentence
14 years' imprisonment for murder and 18 months' imprisonment for possession of an offensive weapon/knife, to run concurrently
On 14 March 2018 at 22:27hrs, Lyndon Davis, 18, was stabbed multiple times in a walkway on Arneways Avenue in Romford, metres from his home, after being followed by a group in a car and on a moped. The group had set out armed that afternoon intending a fatal attack if opportunity arose. CCTV and phone data confirmed links. Victim pronounced dead next morning from stab wounds to lower legs.
Found guilty after a three-month trial. Denied involvement. Part of a gang that targeted the victim as he was believed to be associated with a rival gang.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Jordan Worrie
Murder *
Sentence
16 years' imprisonment for murder and 18 months' imprisonment for possession of an offensive weapon/knife, to run concurrently
On 14 March 2018 at 22:27hrs, Lyndon Davis, 18, was stabbed multiple times in a walkway on Arneways Avenue in Romford, metres from his home, after being followed by a group in a car and on a moped. Jordan Worrie rode past the victim on a moped, got off, made slashing movements, and chased him into the walkway. Two others followed armed with knives. The group fled in the same moped and car. CCTV and phone data linked them. Victim pronounced dead next morning from stab wounds to lower legs.
Found guilty after a three-month trial. Denied involvement. Part of a gang that targeted the victim as he was believed to be associated with a rival gang.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Joshua Cowley
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 25 years
Joshua Cowley, of Hounslow, ambushed 19-year-old Tyler Donnelly in Hanworth Park, Feltham, west London, on January 24 2024, along with Daniel Matos and Keith Preddie. They subjected him to a brutal knife attack, stabbing him in the neck and leaving him for dead in thick grass near his bicycle. Donnelly was a runner for a local drug-dealing business. They cycled to the scene armed with two knives. After the attack, Cowley went to his home with Keith Preddie.
Denied involvement but convicted of murder after a retrial. Judge Mark Dennis KC described the attack as brutal and cowardly.
1 Jan 0001
kentonline.co.uk
Joshua Kerr
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 23 years
Joshua Kerr, aged 19, was one of four armed teenagers who ambushed Daniel Laskos and fatally stabbed him in the neck on Church Road in Harold Wood on the evening of May 7, 2021, after Daniel left a shop. Kerr delivered the fatal wound. The attack was captured on CCTV.
Delivered the fatal wound; one of four teenagers who fatally stabbed Daniel Laskos.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Keith Preddie
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 27 years
Keith Preddie, of Feltham, ambushed 19-year-old Tyler Donnelly in Hanworth Park, Feltham, west London, on January 24 2024, along with Daniel Matos and Joshua Cowley. They subjected him to a brutal knife attack, stabbing him in the neck and leaving him for dead in thick grass near his bicycle. Donnelly was a runner for a local drug-dealing business. They cycled to the scene armed with two knives. After the attack, Preddie went to Joshua Cowley's home.
Denied involvement but convicted of murder after a retrial. Judge Mark Dennis KC described the attack as brutal and cowardly.
1 Jan 0001
kentonline.co.uk
Kelvin Amoako
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 22 years
Kelvin Amoako, 18, from Ilford, Greater London, was part of a criminal gang that travelled to Tunbridge Wells from Essex to steal cannabis plants from a house in Caley Road on 4 December 2021. They were challenged by Xhovan Pepaj, who was fatally stabbed multiple times. Stewart called 999 shouting to Amoako to stab Mr Pepaj.
Found guilty of murder and conspiracy to commit robbery.
1 Jan 0001
localrags.co.uk
Kenneth Regan
Murder *
Sentence
whole life order
Kenneth Regan, along with William Horncy and Peter Rees, kidnapped and murdered Amarjit Chohan, his wife Nancy, their two infant sons Devinder and Ravinder, and Nancy's mother Charanjit Kaur in February 2003 in London, England. The motive was financial, to take over Chohan's freight company CIBA Freight for use as a front for importing drugs. The family was bound, gagged, drugged, and forced to sign over the company. Bodies were buried in a field near Stoodleigh, Devon, before being exhumed and dumped in the sea off Poole, Dorset.
Convicted of five murders. Judge Stephen Mitchell remarked: 'Your crimes are uniquely terrible... the cold-blooded murders of an eight-week-old baby and an 18-month-old toddler, not to mention the murder of their mother, father and grandmother, provide a chilling insight into the utterly perverted standards by which you have lived your lives... your characters are as despicable as your crimes. Each of you is a practiced, resourceful and manipulative liar'.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Learco Chindamo
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 12 years
On 8 December 1995, 15-year-old Learco Chindamo, leader of the Wo Shing Wo gang (mainly Filipino pupils aspiring to be like Triads), took twelve gang members to St George's Catholic School in Maida Vale, London, to 'punish' 13-year-old pupil William Njoh over a quarrel with a Filipino pupil. Chindamo punched headmaster Philip Lawrence, who intervened to protect the boy, and stabbed him in the chest with a knife. Lawrence died in hospital that evening.
Convicted of murder at age 15 after claiming mistaken identity; jury unanimously rejected his defence. Trial judge recommended minimum of 12 years be served. Appeal dismissed on 10 October 1997.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Lee Peacock
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum period of 39 years
Lee Peacock compiled a list of up to four or five drug dealers to be assassinated or executed in north London. They had 'cuckooed' the flat where his partner lived and cared for a disabled male. When his partner protested, he slit her throat. He then went to complete his undertaking, met one dealer who was with her granddaughter and decided not to kill her, but entered the flat she shared with another male and slit the throat of the man who was not a dealer. That man was killed as he tried to escape from his locked flat. Peacock described him as 'unlucky'. He left detailed letters and notes describing his rationale for the murders. He was arrested and in interview gave a detailed description of what he did, telling officers he had slit their throats to save them from pain.
Convicted of two murders after trial.
1 Jan 0001
15winckleysq.co.uk
Gary Ternent
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 23 years
Gary Ternent, 59, and his son Bobby Ternent arranged to meet their friend John Avers, 47, on the evening of 13 September 2020 in Dagenham, before driving him to a quiet supermarket car park in Whalebone Lane South where they beat him and deliberately ran him over four times with a silver BMW X6, leaving him for dead. Gary held John down while Bobby drove the car over him multiple times. They then set fire to the car and fled.
Found guilty of murder following an earlier trial at the same court.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Geoffrey Downs
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 25 years
Geoffrey Downs stabbed Michael Boyle from Galashiels, Scotland, at the Sir Robert Peel Public House in Langdale Close, SE17, on 25 February. Boyle was found with a stab wound to his chest, rushed to hospital by the London Ambulance Service, and died on 10 March from multiple organ failure caused by the wound.
Pleaded guilty to murder and possession of an offensive weapon on 30 July.
1 Jan 0001
uknip.co.uk
Harry Roberts
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment
On 12 August 1966, Harry Roberts, John Duddy and John Witney were sitting in a van on Braybrook Street, London. Three police officers stopped to question them. Roberts shot dead DC David Wombwell and DS Christopher Head with a Luger pistol. Duddy shot dead PC Geoffrey Fox with a Webley .38 revolver.
Pleaded guilty to the murders of DS Head and DC Wombwell (but not PC Fox). Judge recommended at least 30 years before parole. Served 48 years before release in 2014.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Hassan Riaz
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment, to serve a minimum of 24 years
Hassan Riaz was part of a group who carried out a premeditated revenge attack on Mohammed Usman Mirza on 19 November 2019 in Redbridge. Usman was lured to garages in Hurstleigh Gardens, chased by Riaz and others, and stabbed multiple times, dying from a neck wound. Phone data implicated Riaz in location selection; group used stolen vehicles, Riaz received petrol cans, was arrested in a getaway car with petrol can linked to Khan.
Convicted of murder following 10-week trial concluding in October 2021.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Iki Mohammed Ali
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 23 years
Iki Mohammed Ali, of Maud Gardens, Barking, was one of three acquaintances of Warrick Carson convicted of the murder of 23-year-old Abdulrahman Nassor Juma on the night of 17 May 2018 near his home on Harts Lane in Barking. The planned and co-ordinated attack involved chasing the victim barefoot down Crows Road and stabbing him 18 times with Rambo-style knives after he was attacked from a white BMW.
Arrested on 1 June 2018.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Imran Mohammed
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 10 years, detained at Her Majesty's pleasure
Imran Mohammed, cousin of victim Samaira Nazir, stabbed her multiple times and slashed her throat on 23 April 2005 in Southall, London, during a family argument over her refusal of an arranged marriage and relationship with Salman Mohammed from a lower caste. Attack witnessed by family members.
Found unanimously guilty of murder on 15 June 2006. Used partial defence of diminished responsibility. Admitted responsibility but claimed acted alone.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Isa Giga
Terrorism *
Sentence
nine years imprisonment
Isa Giga, from Hounslow, west London, travelled from London to Istanbul then to Adana airport in southern Turkey in 2015, crossing into Syria to join Jaysh Al Fath, a violent alliance that includes an Al-Qaeda linked faction. Emails and social media posts from his family revealed he went to Syria to 'fight for Jihad'. He was arrested by Met Police counter terrorism officers at Heathrow Airport on 23 May 2024 after returning from Turkey. Undercover officers captured conversations where he admitted supporting Nusra and expressed desire for martyrdom.
Convicted after a two-week trial under section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006.
1 Jan 0001
uknip.co.uk
Isaac Idris
Breaches of a Part 4 Terrorist Notification Order *
Sentence
eight months’ imprisonment
Isaac Idris, formally known as Mustakim Jaman, of Hudson Road, Portsmouth, a convicted terrorist, failed to notify police of financial information, a phone number and email addresses in contravention of the conditions of his Part 4 Terrorist Notification Order under Section 54 of the Counter Terrorism Act 2008.
Pleaded guilty to five breaches of a Part 4 Terrorist Notification Order at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 10 August and six further breaches on 1 October. Will remain on licence for a year following release. Investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing South East, supported by Hampshire Constabulary.
1 Jan 0001
hampshireincidents.co.uk
Jade Darrell Braithwaite
Murder *
Sentence
life imprisonment with a minimum term of 19 years
On 29 June 2008 in Islington, London, Jade Darrell Braithwaite, along with Michael Alleyne and Juress Kika, jointly attacked and stabbed 16-year-old Ben Kinsella to death following an altercation at Shillibeers Brasserie Bar. Kinsella received 11 stab wounds to the chest and back in a five-second attack, including wounds to his lungs, heart, and pulmonary artery.
Member of Market Massiv' street gang. Prior reprimand for cannabis possession and conviction for attempted theft. Pleaded not guilty. Judge described the attack as 'brutal, cowardly and totally unjustified'.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Bobby Ternent
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 25 years
Bobby Ternent, 32, and his father Gary Ternent arranged to meet their friend John Avers, 47, on the evening of 13 September 2020 in Dagenham, before driving him to a quiet supermarket car park in Whalebone Lane South where they beat him and deliberately ran him over four times with a silver BMW X6, leaving him for dead. Bobby drove the car over John multiple times while Gary held him down. They then set fire to the car and fled.
Found guilty of murder following an earlier trial at the same court.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Brian Winters
Regulation 3(7) of the Gas Safe Installation and Use Regulations 1998 *
Sentence
18-month suspended sentence for two years and 12 months suspended for two years, plus two community orders
Brian Winters from Edmonton in London falsely claimed to be Gas Safe Registered and signed Gas Safe certificates for a number of privately let properties. This was discovered after a gas leak was reported by National Grid at a rented property.
Found guilty of four charges of regulation 3(7) of the Gas Safe Installation and Use Regulations 1998. 35-year-old self-employed worker from Edmonton in London.
1 Jan 0001
lettingagenttoday.co.uk
Callum Hands
Murder *
Sentence
21 years imprisonment
Callum Hands, aged 20, was one of four armed teenagers who ambushed Daniel Laskos and fatally stabbed him in the neck on Church Road in Harold Wood on the evening of May 7, 2021, after Daniel left a shop. The attack was captured on CCTV.
One of four teenagers who fatally stabbed Daniel Laskos.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Charles Reilly
Conspiracy to commit robbery *
Sentence
Ten years imprisonment
Charles Reilly, 28, from Mount Nessing, Essex, was part of a criminal gang that travelled to Tunbridge Wells from Essex to steal cannabis plants from a house in Caley Road on 4 December 2021. They were challenged by Xhovan Pepaj, who was fatally stabbed.
Found guilty of conspiracy to commit robbery.
1 Jan 0001
localrags.co.uk
Charlie Hilton
Causing death by dangerous driving *
Sentence
10 years and six months imprisonment
Charlie Hilton, 25, drove a Mercedes overcrowded with six people including Lillie Clack after visiting a Winter Wonderland attraction and pub in Morden. Over twice the legal alcohol limit, he fled police at speeds over 100mph, performed an illegal U-turn, ran a red light, ignored passengers' pleas to stop, lost control at approximately 70mph in a 30mph zone, hit kerbs, struck a tree, flipped the car and it burst into flames in Carshalton in the early hours of Christmas Day 2021.
Pleaded guilty to causing Lillie Clack’s death by dangerous driving, three counts of causing serious injury, failing to stop when directed and driving above the alcohol limit.
1 Jan 0001
standard.co.uk
Ciaran Stewart
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 26 years
Ciaran Stewart, 20, from Hornchurch, Essex, was part of a criminal gang that travelled to Tunbridge Wells from Essex to steal cannabis plants from a house in Caley Road on 4 December 2021. They were challenged by Xhovan Pepaj, who was fatally stabbed. Stewart called 999 in fear and was heard shouting to Amoako to stab Mr Pepaj.
Found guilty of murder. Previously admitted conspiracy to commit robbery.
1 Jan 0001
localrags.co.uk
Colin Holtom
Manslaughter by gross negligence *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
15-year-old Adam Gosling died in April 2007 after an unsupervised seven-metre-high unstable wall fell on him while he was working as a labourer for Colin Holtom's building company at a site in Hadley Wood, north London. No safety equipment such as hard hats or protective boots was provided, only a sledgehammer and pneumatic drill. Holtom instructed Adam to prop up the leaning wall from the neighbour's garden instead of intervening himself.
Pleaded guilty to manslaughter by gross negligence and running a company while disqualified from being a director. Judge Christopher Moss stated Holtom bore the lion’s share of the blame and adopted a cavalier and irresponsible attitude to safety.
1 Jan 0001
watsonwoodhouse.co.uk
Connor Corcoran
Murder *
Sentence
14 years' imprisonment for murder and 18 months' imprisonment for possession of an offensive weapon/knife, to run concurrently
On 14 March 2018 at 22:27hrs, Lyndon Davis, 18, was stabbed multiple times in a walkway on Arneways Avenue in Romford, metres from his home, after being followed by a group in a car and on a moped. Two of the males followed the initial attacker into the walkway armed with knives. The group fled in the same moped and car. CCTV and phone data linked them. Victim pronounced dead next morning from stab wounds to lower legs.
Found guilty after a three-month trial. Denied involvement. Part of a gang that targeted the victim as he was believed to be associated with a rival gang.
1 Jan 0001
thehaveringdaily.co.uk
Constance Marten
Manslaughter by gross negligence *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon went on the run with their newborn daughter Victoria in January 2023 to avoid social services after their four other children were taken into care. Victoria's body was found in a Lidl shopping bag in an allotment on 1 March 2023. Prosecutors stated she may have died from hypothermia or smothering while co-sleeping and was poorly clothed.
Convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence, perverting the course of justice, concealing the birth, and child cruelty after a retrial. Judge Mark Lucraft criticised lack of remorse and self-focus.
1 Jan 0001
uknip.co.uk
Dana Amin
Perverting the course of justice *
Sentence
Eight years imprisonment
Dana Amin assisted in the disposal of Banaz Mahmod's body after her murder on 24 January 2006, perverting the course of justice and preventing its lawful burial. The body had been strangled, placed in a suitcase, and buried in a garden in Handsworth, Birmingham.
Victim's cousin. Found guilty of perverting the course of justice and preventing the lawful burial of a body. Appeal dismissed in September 2014.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Daniel Matos
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 27 years and six months
Daniel Matos, of Hounslow, ambushed 19-year-old Tyler Donnelly in Hanworth Park, Feltham, west London, on January 24 2024, along with Keith Preddie and Joshua Cowley. They subjected him to a brutal knife attack, stabbing him in the neck and leaving him for dead in thick grass near his bicycle. Donnelly was a runner for a local drug-dealing business. Matos's GPS tag tracked them cycling to the scene armed with two knives. His DNA was on a cigarette beside the body and the victim's blood was on his hoodie sleeve.
Denied involvement but convicted of murder after a retrial. Engaged in three acts of violence in 10 months and was wearing an ankle tag at the time after a suspended sentence for drug dealing. Judge Mark Dennis KC described the attack as brutal and cowardly.
1 Jan 0001
kentonline.co.uk
Darren Fowler
Health and safety breaches *
Sentence
1 year imprisonment
Darren Fowler subcontracted work to Colin Holtom and advised that the seven-metre-high wall at the Hadley Wood site was unstable and should be taken down brick by brick, but health and safety breaches led to the fatal accident.
Sentenced over health and safety breaches.
1 Jan 0001
watsonwoodhouse.co.uk
David Fuller
Sexual penetration of a corpse *
Sentence
Four years imprisonment, to be served concurrently
David Fuller committed sexual offences in mortuary settings against a further 23 deceased females (13 formally identified, 10 unidentified) between 2005 and 2020, bringing the total number of victims to 101.
Pleaded guilty at Croydon Crown Court on 3 November 2022 to 10 charges under section 70 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 relating to 10 identified victims, two further charges under section 70 relating to three unidentified victims, two charges under section 63 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 relating to 13 identified victims, and two further charges under section 63 relating to 10 unidentified victims. Sentenced by The Honourable Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb QC, who described the offences as an astonishing breach of trust with no regard for the dignity of the dead and no evidence of genuine remorse.
1 Jan 0001
localrags.co.uk
Delano Brown
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 20 years
Delano Brown, 17, and childhood friend Donnel Carty, 18, robbed and murdered lawyer Tom ap Rhys Pryce on 12 January 2006 in Kensal Green, northwest London. They chased Pryce from Kensal Green Tube station, Carty fly-kicked him, stabbed him twice in the chest and once in the hip, penetrating vital organs including his heart. They took his mobile phone and Oyster card. Earlier that evening, they had robbed chef Kurshid Ali at the same station.
Convicted of murder. Admitted robbery but denied murder, claiming Carty stabbed Pryce in a 'robbery gone bad'. Judge considered both defendants equally guilty. Minimum term increased from 17 years to 20 years on appeal by Attorney General.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Dihan Rahman
Possession of terrorist material *
Sentence
four years and six months custodial sentence
Dihan Rahman, a 19-year-old from Southhall, downloaded guides on how to build bombs as well as content related to various terrorist ideologies, including extreme right-wing and Islamist material, found on his mobile phone, computer, and encrypted hard drive. Between February and June 2024, he stalked two teenage girls, bombarding one with social media messages after she rejected him, posting images of the school prom venue and a photograph of a German Nazi soldier holding a gun, and harassing another girl similarly. He also made malicious complaints about a female teacher and posted details of the girls and teacher online suggesting a conspiracy. Arrested in November 2024 following investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing London.
Pleaded guilty on the second day of his trial to three counts of possession of indecent images contrary to S160 Criminal Justice Act 1988, three counts of stalking contrary to Section 4a Protection from Harassment Act 1997, and three charges of possession of documents 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. Must serve a minimum of two thirds of the sentence in custody.
1 Jan 0001
counterterrorbusiness.com
Donnel Carty
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 21 years
Donnel Carty, 18, and childhood friend Delano Brown, 17, robbed and murdered lawyer Tom ap Rhys Pryce on 12 January 2006 in Kensal Green, northwest London. They chased Pryce from Kensal Green Tube station, Carty fly-kicked him, stabbed him twice in the chest and once in the hip, penetrating vital organs including his heart. They took his mobile phone and Oyster card. Earlier that evening, they had robbed chef Kurshid Ali at the same station.
Convicted of murder. Admitted robbery but denied murder. Judge considered both defendants equally guilty. Sentence not interfered with on appeal.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org
Donte Simpson-Palmer
Manslaughter *
Sentence
Six years imprisonment
Donte Simpson-Palmer, 19, from London, was part of a criminal gang that travelled to Tunbridge Wells from Essex to steal cannabis plants from a house in Caley Road on 4 December 2021. They were challenged by Xhovan Pepaj, who was fatally stabbed.
Found guilty of manslaughter and conspiracy to commit robbery.
1 Jan 0001
localrags.co.uk
Emma Hall
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 15 years
Emma Hall participated in the brutal assault on Luke Harwood, 18, drove him to the murder site, helped conceal evidence by burning belongings, and cleaned bloodstains. She tipped off police on May 28 after Danby planned further mutilation.
Egged on the attack but later called police after being sickened by the violence and Danby's boasts.
1 Jan 0001
courtnewsuk.co.uk
Francis Smith
Murder *
Sentence
one year's hard labour
On 3 January 1804, 29-year-old excise officer Francis Smith shot and killed bricklayer Thomas Millwood near Beavor Lane in Hammersmith, mistaking Millwood's white work clothes for the shroud of a ghost amid local ghost panic reports. Smith was armed with a shotgun as part of civilian patrols formed due to ghost sightings.
Initially sentenced to death for murder by Lord Chief Baron Sir Archibald Macdonald; sentence commuted by the King. Jury initially returned verdict of manslaughter but was directed to find guilty of murder.
1 Jan 0001
en.wikipedia.org

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