Abdul Jalloh, 23, was fatally attacked on August 5, 2022, leading to a trial that resulted in significant prison sentences for his attackers. Shamiah McKenzie was sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 years, while Codee Godfrey received nine years for manslaughter. Evidence presented showed the attackers had been seeking Abdul before the incident, and post-attack, they attempted to dispose of incriminating evidence. The case underscores the devastating effects of knife crime, with law enforcement expressing condolences to Jalloh's family.
Detective Chief Inspector Paul Waller said, "By carrying and using a knife, their callous act demonstrates once again the devastating and far-reaching effects of knife crime."
Shamiah McKenzie received a life sentence with a minimum of 22 years for his role in the fatal attack on Abdul Jalloh.
In an investigation led by Detective Chief Inspector Paul Waller, it was revealed that both attackers attempted to dispose of evidence by throwing their clothing and the knife into the Thames.
The trial revealed that during the attack, Abdul was 'unable to defend himself and vulnerable', highlighting the brutal circumstances of the incident.
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