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Man charged over bakery killing | Man charged over bakery killing |
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A 19-year-old man has been charged with murdering a teenager who died in a bakery shop in south-east London. | A 19-year-old man has been charged with murdering a teenager who died in a bakery shop in south-east London. |
Jake Fahri is accused of killing Jimmy Mizen in the Three Cooks store on Burnt Ash Hill in Lee. | Jake Fahri is accused of killing Jimmy Mizen in the Three Cooks store on Burnt Ash Hill in Lee. |
The victim, who turned 16 a day before his death, suffered a fatal neck injury from a shard of glass while in the bakery with one of his brothers. | The victim, who turned 16 a day before his death, suffered a fatal neck injury from a shard of glass while in the bakery with one of his brothers. |
Mr Fahri, of Milborough Crescent, Lee, will appear at Sutton Magistrates Court on Thursday. | Mr Fahri, of Milborough Crescent, Lee, will appear at Sutton Magistrates Court on Thursday. |
Jimmy's relatives have previously said the 6ft 4in schoolboy brought them joy "every day of his life". | |
His father Barry, 56, said his son was a "gorgeous and loving boy" who adored his six brothers and two sisters. | |
His mother Margaret, 55, said: "He was the loveliest, gentlest giant. He was loved by everyone, by his school, the church and his family." | |
Jimmy was due to sit his GCSE exams at St Thomas More Catholic Comprehensive in Eltham in a few weeks. | |
After that he planned to start an apprenticeship in Southwark Council's housing and maintenance department. |