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The shooting was said to have been in retaliation for the target group wounding a member of the defendants’ group with a knife and then instigating an armed disorder at hospital the previous night.
In the absence of any complainant or eye witness, the prosecution relied on extensive CCTV, cell-site, phone contact and forensic scientific evidence to demonstrate a coordinated counterattack. Ben’s client was successfully acquitted of attempted murder and instead convicted of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.
Further details can be found here – Birmingham Mail
Written by Andrew Rourke
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