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Iderval da Silva: Three teenagers guilty of killing Uber Eats driver Iderval da Silva: Three teenagers guilty of killing Uber Eats driver
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Three teenagers have been found guilty of killing a delivery driver as he tried to stop his scooter being stolen.Three teenagers have been found guilty of killing a delivery driver as he tried to stop his scooter being stolen.
Uber Eats delivery driver Iderval Da Silva, 46, was beaten to death in Battersea, west London, on 25 May 2019.Uber Eats delivery driver Iderval Da Silva, 46, was beaten to death in Battersea, west London, on 25 May 2019.
Jadan Richards, 19, and a 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, both from Wandsworth, were found guilty of murder at the Old Bailey on Thursday.Jadan Richards, 19, and a 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, both from Wandsworth, were found guilty of murder at the Old Bailey on Thursday.
A 17-year-old male was found guilty of manslaughter but cleared of murder.A 17-year-old male was found guilty of manslaughter but cleared of murder.
Prosecutor Tony Badenoch QC had told the trial how Brazilian Mr Da Silva had parked his scooter outside a Battersea cafe.Prosecutor Tony Badenoch QC had told the trial how Brazilian Mr Da Silva had parked his scooter outside a Battersea cafe.
A group of young men spotted the unattended moped and one of them tried to snatch it, he said.A group of young men spotted the unattended moped and one of them tried to snatch it, he said.
When Mr Da Silva tried to stop him, he was set upon in a "momentary explosion of short-lived violence".When Mr Da Silva tried to stop him, he was set upon in a "momentary explosion of short-lived violence".
He was left unconscious on the ground and died three days later from a bleed on the brain, the court heard.He was left unconscious on the ground and died three days later from a bleed on the brain, the court heard.
Jasire Frazer, 18, from Wandsworth, and a 17-year-old were cleared of both murder and manslaughter.Jasire Frazer, 18, from Wandsworth, and a 17-year-old were cleared of both murder and manslaughter.
Another 17-year-old boy was cleared on the judge's direction midway through the trial.Another 17-year-old boy was cleared on the judge's direction midway through the trial.
Judge Mark Dennis QC adjourned sentencing until 5 February.Judge Mark Dennis QC adjourned sentencing until 5 February.
Sally-Anne Russell, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "This is a tragic case of a man who died trying to protect his property.Sally-Anne Russell, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "This is a tragic case of a man who died trying to protect his property.
"Witnesses watched on in horror as the unprovoked attack unfolded."Witnesses watched on in horror as the unprovoked attack unfolded.
"They rushed to Mr Da Silva's aid after the attackers fled, but the level of violence was such that a few days later Mr Da Silva died from his injuries.""They rushed to Mr Da Silva's aid after the attackers fled, but the level of violence was such that a few days later Mr Da Silva died from his injuries."
Det Insp Tariq Farooqi, of the Met Police, said the guilty teenagers "were ferocious and heartless in the way they attacked him".
"The attackers, who are all known to each other, clearly set out that day to commit crime.
"Because of this, a family have lost a truly loved individual who was trying to provide for his son and extended family members."