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Sofyen Belamouadden: Youths guilty of Victoria killing Sofyen Belamouadden: Youths guilty of Victoria killing
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Five teenagers have been convicted of killing a 15-year-old boy at Victoria station in south London. Five teenagers have been convicted of killing a 15-year-old boy at Victoria station in central London.
Sofyen Belamouadden, from Acton, west London, was chased and stabbed in the ticket hall of the Tube station in March 2010. Sofyen Belamouadden, from Acton, west London, was chased and stabbed in the ticket hall of the Tube station on 25 March 2010.
Two teenagers have been found guilty of his murder. Three others have been convicted of manslaughter.Two teenagers have been found guilty of his murder. Three others have been convicted of manslaughter.
The trial heard that the rush-hour attack was planned on the social network site Facebook.The trial heard that the rush-hour attack was planned on the social network site Facebook.
'Merciless' attack
The trial at the Old Bailey heard he was killed after tensions between pupils from two west London schools, some of whom saw the station as "home territory".
Mark Heywood QC, prosecuting, said the "merciless" knife attack on the schoolboy took place in "broad daylight" in front of hundreds of commuters.
Sofyen was confronted by a group with a sword at Victoria station before being chased into the Tube station where he was stabbed nine times, including to the lung and chest.
Mr Heywood said: "He was given no chance of life.
Captured on CCTV
"So brazen and confident were his killers that they openly carried the various weapons that they used with them as they ran towards him and together hunted him down."
One member of the gang, Samuel Roberts, told the court that he joined in the violence - captured on CCTV - simply because "everyone else was doing it".
Obi Nwokeh, 18, of Bermondsey, south-east London, and a 17-year-old were convicted of murder by unanimous jury verdicts.
Roberts, of Camberwell, south-east London, Adonis Akra, of Stockwell, of south London, both 18, and another 17-year-old were cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter.
Enoch Amoah, 18, of Camberwell, was cleared of both charges but convicted of violent disorder.
All six defendants were found guilty of conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm.
A number of other youths are due to face separate trials over the killing.