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Two teenagers who killed a man during a row over a litter have each been sentenced to four years detention. Two teenagers who killed a man during a row over litter have each been sentenced to four years detention.
Evren Anil was threatened with a knife and punched when confronting one of the youths who threw a half-eaten chocolate bar through his sister's car window. Evren Anil died of severe head injuries after he confronted the youths who threw litter in his sister's car window in Crystal Palace, south-east London.
Mr Anil, 23, hit his head on the pavement during the row in Crystal Palace, south-east London, last August, and died eight days later. The 23-year-old was attacked last August, the Old Bailey heard.
The youths, aged 16 and 17, admitted manslaughter at the Old Bailey. Dejon Thompson, 16, from Thornton Heath, south-east London and Patrick Rowe, 17, from Tottenham, north London, admitted manslaughter.
Judge Ann Goddard lifted restrictions banning the pair being identified and condemned their "yobbish and stupid behaviour".
She added: "The tragedy is that it need not have happened, if you hadn't started it or had had the courage to walk away."
'Shattered family'
Mr Anil, a first class honours IT graduate, had just started his dream job as a programme developer at the time of the attack.
He and his sister were waiting at traffic lights in her Peugeot 307 when Rowe threw a half-chewed Lion bar through the car's open window.
Mr Anil got out of the vehicle and threw it back at them, only for one of the boys to produce a 4in knife from his trousers.
The knife was held to his throat and he was then punched in the face so hard that his skull was fractured, and he suffered a haemorrhage that moved his brain 16mm across his head.
He was born in Turkey and moved to London at the age of three with his family, settling in Upper Norwood, south east London.
Miss Anil said her brother's death had "shattered" her family.