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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Daily Mail
Chilling moment knife thug brothers chase victim into alley before stabbing him to death in car crash feud - as they are jailed for murder
A knife-wielding thug chased a young man into an alleyway before stabbing him to death following a dispute over a crash. Thapelo Jali, 21, was knifed multiple times by brothers Tayyab Hussain, 27, and Ezaan Hussain, 22, in a brutal ambush in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, on July 22 last year. Shocking CCTV captured Thapelo being pursued into an alleyway at 11.47pm, just moments before the pair caught up with him. The 21-year-old was found critically injured in an alleyway in the early hours but despite the efforts of medics, Thapelo was pronounced dead at the scene just after 1am. The fatal stabbing came just two days after he was involved in a car crash with the brothers' sibling, Tuheed Hussain, driving a Honda Civic. He was driving his girlfriend's Volkswagen T-Roc on July 20 when he was involved in a crash with Tuheed. The duo then smashed the windows of Thapelo's car on July 21 and later that day the victim travelled to Stoke. The trio have now been jailed at Loughborough Crown Court. CCTV footage showed Thapelo running into an alleyway between Hamilton Road and Buccleuch Road at about 11:47pm. Four seconds later, Tayaab and Ezaan got out of a car driven by Tuheed before the pair went into the alleyway where they repeatedly stabbed Thapelo. They then left the alley and were picked up by Tuheed before they drove away from the scene. Thapelo was found in the alleyway just after 12.30am on July 22. He had been stabbed multiple times and died at around 1.10am at the scene. The three brothers, all from Stoke-on-Trent, were jailed for the killing at Loughborough Crown Court yesterday. Tayyab and Ezaan both pleaded guilty to the murder while Tuheed was was found guilty of manslaughter on Monday. Tayyab was jailed for life to serve a minimum of 21 years while Ezan was setennced for a minimum of 20 years and Tuheed to 11 years' imprisonment. Detective Superintendent Cheryl Hannan, of Staffordshire Police, said: 'Our thoughts remain with Thapelo's family and friends. 'This was a brutal and calculated attack. 'This highlights the tragic consequences of carrying a knife and conflict between groups.' In a statement, Thapelo's family said: 'We love and miss Thapelo and his death has left an unmeasurable void in the lives of us who love him so dearly. 'When the officers came to tell us about Thapelo's death, their words changed our lives forever. 'That morning, little did we know that our lives were now changed, beyond anything that we could ever imagine. 'The stark reality of Thapelo's death was something that quickly absorbed our family, devastating us completely, as the days, weeks and months have passed. 'One young life was taken in the most tragic and cruel set of circumstances, yet many lives have been ruined through the ripples of devastation caused by these dreadful events. 'I hope that in some small way, my words help to discourage the epidemic of knife crime that has taken my son from his family at such a young age. 'I want for no other family to have to experience the level of pain that we have, and continue, to endure.'
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Yahoo
Three brothers jailed after 21-year-old murdered following car crash 'dispute'
Three brothers from Normacot have been jailed today after a 21-year-old man was senselessly killed following a petty dispute over a car crash. Tayyab Hussain, 27, Ezaan Hussain, 22, and Tuheed Hussain, 24, were sentenced at Loughborough Crown Court. The victim - Thalepo Jali, of Stafford - was driving his girlfriend's Volkswagen T-Roc on July 20 last year, when he became involved in a collision with a Honda Civic, driven by Tuheed Hussain. The following day, on July 21, Tuheed and Ezaan vandalised Jali's car, smashing up the windows. Later that evening, CCTV captured Jali running into an alleyway in Normacot, which ran between Hamilton Road and Buccleuch Road, at 11.47pm. Four seconds later, Tayyab and Ezaan Hussain jumped out of a car driven by Tuheed and chased Jali into the alleyway. READ MORE: Live updates as police dog out during 'serious disorder' in North Staffordshire READ MORE: Police called in as two-miles of North Staffordshire canal 'drained' The cold-hearted pair cornered Jali before stabbing him multiple times. Tayyab and Ezaan then ditched the scene, before being picked up by Tuheed on Hamilton Road. Jali was discovered lying in the alley shortly afterwards at 12.30am on Sunday, July 22. Sadly there was nothing paramedics could do, and he died on the scene at around 1.10am. Attackers Tayyab and Ezaan Hussain pleaded guilty to murder on July 7 and July 9, 2025 respectively. Driver Tuheed Hussain was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury on Monday (August 4). Tayyab was sentenced to 21 years and 351 days' imprisonment, Ezaan was jailed for 20 years and 353 days and Tuheed was sentenced to 11 years' imprisonment. Jali's heart-broken family have shared their grief in a statement shared with Staffordshire Police. They said: "We love and miss Thapelo and his death has left an unmeasurable void in the lives of us who love him so dearly. "When the officers came to tell us about Thapelo's death, their words changed our lives forever. That morning, little did we know that our lives were now changed, beyond anything that we could ever imagine. 'The stark reality of Thapelo's death was something that quickly absorbed our family, devastating us completely, as the days, weeks and months have passed. 'One young life was taken in the most tragic and cruel set of circumstances, yet many lives have been ruined through the ripples of devastation caused by these dreadful events. 'I hope that in some small way, my words help to discourage the epidemic of knife crime that has taken my son from his family at such a young age. I want for no other family to have to experience the level of pain that we have, and continue, to endure.' Detective Superintendent Cheryl Hannan said: 'Our thoughts remain with Thapelo's family and friends. 'This was a brutal and calculated attack. This highlights the tragic consequences of carrying a knife and conflict between groups.' Get all the latest news from court here
BBC News
4 days ago
- BBC News
Stoke-on-Trent alleyway murder pair jailed for life
Two murderers have been jailed for life after a man was stabbed to death in an Jali, 21, from Stafford, died after he was found critically injured off Buccleuch Road in Normacot, Stoke-on-Trent, in the early hours of 22 July Hussain, 27, and Ezaan Hussain, 22, both of Chapel Road, Stoke-on-Trent, were jailed for a minimum of 21 years and 20 years respectively at Leicester Crown Court, after pleading guilty to Mr Jali's murder, in Hussain, 24, also of Chaplin Road, was sentenced to 11 years in prison after he was found guilty of manslaughter on Monday. Four others who were charged with Mr Jali's murder were acquitted during Monday's hearing. Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
BBC News
7 days ago
- BBC News
Three convicted over Stoke-on-Trent man's fatal stabbing
Two men have admitted murder and another has been found guilty of manslaughter after a fatal stabbing in Jali, 21, from Stafford, died in an alleyway off Buccleuch Road, Normacot, at about 12:50 BST on 22 July Hussain and Tayyab Hussain, both of Chaplin Road, Stoke-on-Trent, initially denied murder but changed their pleas to guilty on 9 and 7 July respectively, during a trial at Leicester Crown Hussain, also of Chaplin Road, was found guilty of manslaughter by the jury on Monday. All three will be sentenced at the same court on Thursday. Four other men who were accused of Mr Jali's murder were acquitted:Zubair Hussain, of Chaplin Road, Stoke-on-TrentHakim Mohammed, of Buccleuch Road, Stoke-on-TrentIsraar Tariq, of Chaplin Road, Stoke-on-TrentLukman Khan, of Hamilton Road, Stoke-on-Trent Follow BBC Stoke & Staffordshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
