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Two teenagers who killed a man by burning him with a cigarette lighter, then rolling him into a river, have been given detention orders.Two teenagers who killed a man by burning him with a cigarette lighter, then rolling him into a river, have been given detention orders.
James Quantrill, 17, and Thomas Orme, 15, were convicted of the manslaughter of Toby Atkin in Spalding in November.James Quantrill, 17, and Thomas Orme, 15, were convicted of the manslaughter of Toby Atkin in Spalding in November.
Nottingham Crown Court heard they attacked the 25-year-old drinker and drug user when he was helpless.Nottingham Crown Court heard they attacked the 25-year-old drinker and drug user when he was helpless.
Quantril was given a five year detention sentence and Orme was ordered to serve three-and-a-half years. Quantrill was given a five year detention sentence and Orme was ordered to serve three-and-a-half years.
'Out of control''Out of control'
After the verdict it was revealed that Orme had 13 previous convictions and Quantrill had 24.After the verdict it was revealed that Orme had 13 previous convictions and Quantrill had 24.
Judge Michael Stokes told them their records revealed they had been "totally out of control" and had "quite appalling attitudes towards other people".Judge Michael Stokes told them their records revealed they had been "totally out of control" and had "quite appalling attitudes towards other people".
He said that, given their "appalling criminal records" and the nature of the offence, it was in the public interest to name them.He said that, given their "appalling criminal records" and the nature of the offence, it was in the public interest to name them.
During the 12-day trial, the jury heard the victim was unconscious when the boys burnt, kicked and urinated on him before rolling him into the River Welland.During the 12-day trial, the jury heard the victim was unconscious when the boys burnt, kicked and urinated on him before rolling him into the River Welland.
The court heard that Orme filmed part of the attack on his mobile phone and Quantrill branded Mr Atkin's face and neck with a cigarette lighter to leave burn marks in the shape of smiling faces.The court heard that Orme filmed part of the attack on his mobile phone and Quantrill branded Mr Atkin's face and neck with a cigarette lighter to leave burn marks in the shape of smiling faces.
Lincolnshire Police said he had suffered hours of humiliation and pain.Lincolnshire Police said he had suffered hours of humiliation and pain.
Quantrill and Orme, both from Spalding, had denied any involvement in Mr Atkin's death, claiming he fell into the water on his own.Quantrill and Orme, both from Spalding, had denied any involvement in Mr Atkin's death, claiming he fell into the water on his own.