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Youth accused of manager's murder Youth accused of manager's murder
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A youth has been charged with the murder of a shop manager in east London almost a year ago.A youth has been charged with the murder of a shop manager in east London almost a year ago.
Anthony Maina, 19, is due to appear in court on Saturday, accused of killing Jamie Simpson, who ran a Matalan outlet in Hackney's Kingsland shopping centre. Anthony Maina, 19, is due to appear in court on Monday, accused of killing Jamie Simpson, who ran a Matalan outlet in Hackney's Kingsland shopping centre.
Mr Simpson, 33, was fatally stabbed in the neck as he cashed up at the store on 22 March 2008.Mr Simpson, 33, was fatally stabbed in the neck as he cashed up at the store on 22 March 2008.
Two other men are also due to appear before magistrates at Highbury Corner, accused of conspiracy to rob.Two other men are also due to appear before magistrates at Highbury Corner, accused of conspiracy to rob.
Mr Maina is also charged with conspiracy to rob, along with the men, Simeon Jumah, 24, and Roy Williams, aged 30.Mr Maina is also charged with conspiracy to rob, along with the men, Simeon Jumah, 24, and Roy Williams, aged 30.
Police are continuing to question two others, aged 17 and 19, who were both detained following Mr Simpson's killing.Police are continuing to question two others, aged 17 and 19, who were both detained following Mr Simpson's killing.
A further seven people, who were arrested last May in connection with the case, remain on police bail.A further seven people, who were arrested last May in connection with the case, remain on police bail.
Earlier this month, Mr Simpson's father, Lambert, said he was struggling to cope with his son's death.Earlier this month, Mr Simpson's father, Lambert, said he was struggling to cope with his son's death.
"Jamie was my son and my mate and an important part of my life and all of a sudden he is no longer here," he said."Jamie was my son and my mate and an important part of my life and all of a sudden he is no longer here," he said.
"Every day I wake up and I find it very hard to cope. I get my strength from my wife, daughters and friends.""Every day I wake up and I find it very hard to cope. I get my strength from my wife, daughters and friends."