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Three men accused of murdering a 23-year-old man during riots in Birmingham have been found not guilty.Three men accused of murdering a 23-year-old man during riots in Birmingham have been found not guilty.
Waqar Ahmed, 29, Azhil Khan, 26, and Afzal Khan, 26, all from Handsworth, denied murdering Isaiah Young-Sam in Lozells in October 2005.Waqar Ahmed, 29, Azhil Khan, 26, and Afzal Khan, 26, all from Handsworth, denied murdering Isaiah Young-Sam in Lozells in October 2005.
Mr Young-Sam was stabbed and two men with him were also attacked, Birmingham Crown Court heard.Mr Young-Sam was stabbed and two men with him were also attacked, Birmingham Crown Court heard.
The three defendants had also denied a charge of wounding with intent and were found not guilty on all charges.The three defendants had also denied a charge of wounding with intent and were found not guilty on all charges.
The three men were originally jailed for life, after a trial that ended in 2006.
Their conviction was overturned two years later and a retrial ordered.
During the riots of 2005, which involved youths from the black and Asian communities, several people were assaulted and shops were looted.
Mr Young-Sam, an IT worker, was stabbed to death during the disturbances.