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New court details allege Oliver Conroy, 27, was lured to Kelvin Grove by two teenage girls who told him they were 18, as part of an alleged plan by a group of teens to rob him.
Police allege Conroy was then ambushed and severely beaten, with the group repeatedly punching, kicking and striking him while one of the accused filmed the attack on a phone.
The teens allegedly stole his BYD and drove off as Conroy desperately clung to the vehicle trying to stop them. Police say the driver repeatedly accelerated and braked, dragging him for almost a kilometre before he fell onto the road and was run over.
Conroy was taken to hospital with critical injuries, where he remained for 13 days before dying on August 6. Seven teenagers aged 14 to 17, reported to be from African migrant backgrounds, remain in custody charged with murder.
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An Eritrean man (no public images of the rapist made available) raped a male pensioner outside a church while traffic and pedestrians passed nearby unaware.
Bruke Desalagne, 33, dragged an elderly man behind a hoarding at St John’s Church in Harrow, north London, in an attempt to conceal his actions.
But a witness saw some of the 20-minute assault from her window and phoned the police.
A jury at Harrow Crown Court found Desalagne guilty of rape after viewing CCTV of the prolonged attack, which also showed cars and a double-decker London bus passing close to the scene. He will be sentenced in the autumn.
The assault – which happened on a grass verge outside the church at around midnight on July 23 last year – was also partially captured by a witness on her phone, and she later handed this to police.
Desalagne, who used an interpreter throughout proceedings, initially said he had been trying to help his inebriated victim, who cannot be identified for legal reasons.
Bruke Desalagne, 33, dragged an elderly man behind a hoarding at St John’s Church in Harrow, north London, in an attempt to conceal his actions.
But a witness saw some of the 20-minute assault from her window and phoned the police.
A jury at Harrow Crown Court found Desalagne guilty of rape after viewing CCTV of the prolonged attack, which also showed cars and a double-decker London bus passing close to the scene. He will be sentenced in the autumn.
The assault – which happened on a grass verge outside the church at around midnight on July 23 last year – was also partially captured by a witness on her phone, and she later handed this to police.
Desalagne, who used an interpreter throughout proceedings, initially said he had been trying to help his inebriated victim, who cannot be identified for legal reasons.
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