Lyndon Davis murder: Six teenagers jailed following fatal stabbing of Romford man in gang attack named
The youngest was just 14 at the time of the stabbing.
Padnall Road remains closed on Thursday morning
Six East London teenagers have been jailed after being found guilty of murdering a Romford man.
Just before 10.30pm on March 14 last year, 18-year-old Lyndon Davis was found with multiple stab wounds just meters from his home on Arneways Avenue.
Despite the best efforts of emergency service, Lyndon died in hospital during the early hours of the following morning.
A post-mortem examination revealed he had died from stab wounds to his lower legs.
18-year-old Lyndon Davis died following a fatal stabbing near Romford (Image: JustGiving)
Five of the suspects were arrested in the two months following the incident, but the sixth was also later arrested in January this year.
All six of them remained in custody and denied all involvement in the murder, but were found guilty of murder and knife offences in July.
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They have now all been sent to jail for their involvement in Lyndon's death.
Reporting restrictions have now been lifted, meaning that although some of them are under 18, they can be named.
Another area of Nash Road where a police cordon was put in place
The youngest of the group, Ali Ali of Dalkeith Road in Ilford, was just 14 at the time of the murder. Now 16, he has now been locked up for 11 years.
Ali Ali (Image: Met Police)
Jordan Worrie, 18 of New North Road in Ilford, was jailed for 16 years for murder and 18 months for possession of an offensive weapon/knife.
Jordan Worrie (Image: Essex Police)
Michael Corcoran, 17 of Huntsman Road in Ilford, was jailed for 14 years for murder, while Connor Corcoran, 18 also of Huntsman Road, was jailed for 14 years for murder and 18 months for possession of an offensive weapon/knife.
Michael Corcoran (Image: Met police)
Connor Corcoran (Image: Met police)
Tyler Jay Faubel, 18 of Robinia Close in Ilford, and Jordan Muinglui, 18 of The Herons in Wanstead, were both also jailed for 14 years for murder and 18 months for possession of an offensive weapon/knife.
Tyler Jay Faubel (Image: Met Police)
Jordan Muinglui (Image: Met Police)
Their sentences will run concurrently.
The court watched footage of Lyndon getting off a bus and walking towards his home, which was when a group saw and followed him.
The footage showed Worrie passing the victim on a moped and then getting off and making 'slashing movements' towards him.
He then chased him and was joined by two others armed with knives.
The CCTV also showed the group fleeing from the scene after the fatal stabbing.
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The court were told that the group targeted Lyndon because they believed he was from a rival gang.
The leader of the investigation, Detective Chief Inspector John Massey said: "These young men set out that afternoon armed to carry out a fatal attack on Lyndon should the opportunity arise – sadly for him they managed to get to him just minutes before he would have reached his front door.
"All have denied any responsibility for the murder of an 18-year-old who had his whole life ahead of him.
"This was a long and complex investigation but I am pleased these individuals have now been brought to justice and will have to face the consequences of their actions"