Video: Reverend Jesse Jackson: 'Black people are still second class citizens' Mr Jackson, accused the people of Eltham where teenager boy's killers lived of "incubating" Gary Dobson and David Norris during the 18 years they were free. Dobson, 36, and Norris, 35, were found guilty of the murder of Stephen Lawrence yesterday in a brutal racist assault. Mr Jackson said: "Justice must be implemented and it must be a deterrent against this behaviour. These two young men must not be trophies, it rather takes away from the deeper malady of expanding violence. "Two have been convicted and at least three others are on the loose," he said. The community has incubated them - all these years many people knew who they were and they would end up being convicted on the strength of a drop of blood or a strand of hair. It was much more obvious down through the years who was involved in this killing. He went on to add black people in the UK society were still treated as "second class citizens - free but not equal, not adequately protected by law."