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Youth guilty of shoot-out murder Youth guilty of shoot-out murder
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A teenager has been found guilty of killing a nursing care assistant who was caught in crossfire during a shoot-out with another youth.A teenager has been found guilty of killing a nursing care assistant who was caught in crossfire during a shoot-out with another youth.
Magda Pniewska, 26, was shot in the head in New Cross, south London, in October last year.Magda Pniewska, 26, was shot in the head in New Cross, south London, in October last year.
The youth, who cannot be named, said he let off a couple of shots into the air to scare the other youth off. He denied murder and attempted murder. Armel Gnango, 17, said he let off a couple of shots into the air to scare the other youth off.
He was found guilty of murder, attempted murder and possessing a gun to endanger life.
The second teenager was also arrested but not charged, the Old Bailey heard.The second teenager was also arrested but not charged, the Old Bailey heard.
Last breath
Ms Pniewska had been talking to her sister Elzbieta Luby in Poland on her mobile phone when she was shot and died.Ms Pniewska had been talking to her sister Elzbieta Luby in Poland on her mobile phone when she was shot and died.
Giving evidence, Ms Luby said she heard three or four shots before she heard her sister's "last breath".Giving evidence, Ms Luby said she heard three or four shots before she heard her sister's "last breath".
Gnango, whose gun did not fire the fatal bullet, said he shot at the other youth to "scare him off".
I put my hands over my head as I was crouching and let off a shot," he told the court.
"It was not more than two shots. I was aiming at the sky."
He added: "I had never shot a gun before. I was panicking. I was trying to scare him off."