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Tom Walkling leading Kiran Pourawal secured convictions following brutal knife attack

Tom Walkling and Kiran Pourawal
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Andrew Rourke

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Tom Walkling leading Kiran Pourawal secured convictions for attempted murder, wounding with intent, and violent disorder, prosecuting 7 defendants following a brutal knife attack in Coventry City Centre.

After attending a student event, the victim was chased through the City Centre and stabbed multiple times with large machetes. The defendants received a combined sentence of 75 years.

BBC News coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cv2grlexlx7o

Written by Andrew Rourke

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