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Ramarni Crosby: Four guilty of teenager's manslaughter Ramarni Crosby: Four guilty of teenager's manslaughter
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During the clashes, Ramarni Crosby suffered multiple stab wounds, including to the skull and backDuring the clashes, Ramarni Crosby suffered multiple stab wounds, including to the skull and back
Three teenagers have been found guilty of the manslaughter of a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed to death.Three teenagers have been found guilty of the manslaughter of a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed to death.
A fourth defendant earlier admitted the charge after Ramarni Crosby died in a gang fight in Gloucester.A fourth defendant earlier admitted the charge after Ramarni Crosby died in a gang fight in Gloucester.
Ramarni was stabbed in the skull and the back, after clashing with a group, some armed with machetes. Ramarni was stabbed in the skull and the back after clashing with a group, some armed with machetes.
Jurors at Bristol Crown Court deliberated for more than two weeks before clearing a total of eight defendants of murder.Jurors at Bristol Crown Court deliberated for more than two weeks before clearing a total of eight defendants of murder.
Ramarni died after a feud had developed following an earlier fight outside a McDonald's, on 15 December 2021.Ramarni died after a feud had developed following an earlier fight outside a McDonald's, on 15 December 2021.
'Happy kid' who died caught up in knife violence
The court heard some of the group were armed with knives during the clashes.The court heard some of the group were armed with knives during the clashes.
Callum Charles-Quebella (l) and Levi Cameron (r) are among four guilty of manslaughterCallum Charles-Quebella (l) and Levi Cameron (r) are among four guilty of manslaughter
Two 16-year-olds, who cannot be named because of their age, and Levi Cameron, 18 were found guilty of Ramarni's manslaughter.Two 16-year-olds, who cannot be named because of their age, and Levi Cameron, 18 were found guilty of Ramarni's manslaughter.
Callum Charles-Quebella, 18, had earlier pleaded guilty to the same charge.Callum Charles-Quebella, 18, had earlier pleaded guilty to the same charge.
They are due to be sentenced on 27 July.
'Collapsed on the street''Collapsed on the street'
Det Ch Insp Mark Almond, of the Major Crime Investigation Team, said CCTV showed Ramarni's group approaching the scene, in Stratton Road, and then running away, pursued by the defendant group.Det Ch Insp Mark Almond, of the Major Crime Investigation Team, said CCTV showed Ramarni's group approaching the scene, in Stratton Road, and then running away, pursued by the defendant group.
"Ramarni was the last to run away, his escape was delayed by a matter of seconds. He was set upon by a number of the defendants," he said."Ramarni was the last to run away, his escape was delayed by a matter of seconds. He was set upon by a number of the defendants," he said.
"After he'd run a short distance, he collapsed on the street.""After he'd run a short distance, he collapsed on the street."
Another four defendants, three 17-year-olds and 20-year-old Dean Smith, were cleared of manslaughter.Another four defendants, three 17-year-olds and 20-year-old Dean Smith, were cleared of manslaughter.
The fatal clash took place on Stratton Road in Gloucester
A ninth defendant, Keishaleigh Margrett-Whitter, 20, was cleared of two counts of assisting an offender.A ninth defendant, Keishaleigh Margrett-Whitter, 20, was cleared of two counts of assisting an offender.
The trial heard that following the clash, the defendants fled in different directions.
But Cameron and the two 16-year-olds got a taxi to a nearby house, where some of them stashed their weapons.
'Celebrated his death'
The CCTV evidence shown in court featured three defendants outside the property, during which they acted out the stabbing, prosecutors said.
They then appeared to "celebrate" Ramarni's death after being told he had died, the jury heard.
During investigations nearby officers found two knives and a meat cleaver.
Police divers also searched the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, in the Hempsted area, as part of the inquiry.
The defendants are due to be sentenced on 27 July.
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