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Teenager has sentence increased after killing one man and seriously wounding another in a revenge attack

A teenager who took part in a revenge attack which resulted in the death of one man and serious wounding of another has received an increased sentence after the case was referred to the Court of Appeal.

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A teenager who took part in a revenge attack which resulted in the death of one man and serious wounding of another has received an increased sentence after the case was referred to the Court of Appeal.

Following an altercation in Bradford City Centre involving Sheryar Khan바카라 사이트s brother, Khan now aged 17 returned with his brother and others armed with knives and machetes. Khan chased and fatally stabbed Kian Tordoff before chasing and stabbing Matthew Page, who survived the attack.

On 15 July 2022 Khan was sentenced to a minimum of 16 years바카라 사이트 detention at Her Majesty바카라 사이트s Pleasure for the murder of Kian Tordoff. Khan was also ordered to serve a concurrent sentence of 8 years바카라 사이트 detention for wounding Matthew Page with intent. The sentencing took place at Bradford Crown Court.

Khan바카라 사이트s sentence was then referred to the Court of Appeal under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

On 19 October, the Court of Appeal found Khan바카라 사이트s original sentence to be unduly lenient and increased it to a minimum of 19 years바카라 사이트 detention at His Majesty바카라 사이트s Pleasure (less time spent on remand).

Speaking after the hearing, HM Attorney General Rt Hon Michael Ellis KC MP said:

바카라 사이트Today my thoughts are with the family of Kian Tordoff, who tragically lost his life during Sheryar Khan바카라 사이트s senseless and brutal attack, and also with Michael Page, who was badly injured in the attack and has been left absolutely devastated by the loss of his best friend.

바카라 사이트I welcome the decision of the Court of Appeal to increase the sentence which better reflects the severity of Khan바카라 사이트s atrocious crimes.바카라 사이트

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Published 19 October 2022