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'Peacemaker' killers given life 'Peacemaker' killers given life
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Three men found guilty of killing a teenager who was acting as a peacemaker in a fight have been jailed for life.Three men found guilty of killing a teenager who was acting as a peacemaker in a fight have been jailed for life.
Robert Spence, 17, of Burghfield Common, was leaving a club in Reading, Berkshire, with six friends when one of the group got into a fight.Robert Spence, 17, of Burghfield Common, was leaving a club in Reading, Berkshire, with six friends when one of the group got into a fight.
He tried to intervene but he and friend Emmanuel Connor, 23, were stabbed.He tried to intervene but he and friend Emmanuel Connor, 23, were stabbed.
Three men were convicted of murder and attempted murder. Nicholas Olu and Leon Wilson will serve a minimum of 20 years. David Brooks, a minimum of 22.Three men were convicted of murder and attempted murder. Nicholas Olu and Leon Wilson will serve a minimum of 20 years. David Brooks, a minimum of 22.
Olu, 31, of Sydenham Road, Wilson, 32, of Firfield Street, and Brooks, 33, of no fixed abode, who are all from Bristol, had denied murder and attempted murder, at Reading Crown Court.Olu, 31, of Sydenham Road, Wilson, 32, of Firfield Street, and Brooks, 33, of no fixed abode, who are all from Bristol, had denied murder and attempted murder, at Reading Crown Court.
Another man, Carlton Miles, 28, of Bridge Street, was found not guilty of both charges.Another man, Carlton Miles, 28, of Bridge Street, was found not guilty of both charges.
Halfway through the trial, on 20 March, Jamal Powell, 28, was acquitted of all charges and released by Judge Zoe Smith.Halfway through the trial, on 20 March, Jamal Powell, 28, was acquitted of all charges and released by Judge Zoe Smith.