A teenager detained for killing a boy on Woolwich bus

Two teenagers have been sentenced for a lifetime for killing a 14-year-old boy, who was attacked with a mackage in a bus in South-East London.

On January 7, rapper Calion Boksa was stabbed in a route 472 bus on a route 472 bus in Woolwich in South-East London.

He was sitting on the back seat of the bus on the upper deck when the two youths rode and attacked him with a smiling “long match”, the old belly heard.

Now 16 -year -old defendants first convicted Kelian’s murder and keeping a knife. They were sentenced to both 15 years and 10 months to be sentenced to a minimum period of 10 months.

In a victim’s statement statement read in the court, Kelian’s mother Mary Boksa said: “I am not only standing here as a mother, but as a broken soul, whose life has changed forever, the day my child’s life was taken by another child.”

Ms. Boksa said that she spent her son’s 15th birthday in her grave.

“I ask myself what has happened to those two boys, resulting in that terrible work of violence, and I cannot imagine how they could be so angry,” he said.

“What he did was frightening and I don’t know what he has been done to do so, and maybe I will never.”

While sentenced to the pair, Judge Mark Lucraft KC told the court: “There is a tragedy for any parents to lose a child. The court cannot truly reflect the loss of a young life.”

The court was told that the youth were removed from the fact that Kelian was in the bus before boarding the bus.

The members of the public loudly snatched away and hidden their face as the footage of the Kelian was shown in the court, while the defendants did not react to the dock.

Prosecutor Deenna Heer KC said that 472 buses were boarded bus after 14:00 GMT to participate in an appointment at the Youth Justice Center in Woolvich.

CCTV footage showed that he went to sit on the back seat on the top deck. At that time he was a small kitchen knife in the waistband of his trousers.

Ms. Heer said that the teenager looked around and out of the windows before taking her seat “by giving every impression that she was worried about her safety”.

The defendants, who cannot be nominated for legal reasons, boarded the bus after 20 minutes, each equipped with similar matches hidden in their clothes.

The pair went towards Kelan “with the purpose and without speaking a word to their prey, smiling 27 times with their matches on it. The attack lasted for 14 seconds.

Ms. Heer said: “Kelian Boksa did not have time to reach her knife, which remained in her trousers, and instead tried in vain to protect himself from her school bag.

“There were many other passengers on the top deck who ran into panic when they realized what was happening. They describe intense screaming and shouting listening from the back of the bus,” Help. Help. I am stabbed. “

The bus driver activated his emergency alarm just before 14:27 and the defendants ran away when the vehicle stopped at Woolvich Ferry.

CCTV showed that Kelian stumbled the corridor with stairs, where another passenger went to help him.

He was heard saying, “Take me to my mother. I want my mother,” before her legs got wounds because he had become heavy from one wound to toe.

The members of the public flagged a passing police car and officials found that Kelian had collapsed and his body was lame. Despite efforts to save him, Kelly died at the scene at 15:23.

One of the Macches in the River Temes was released, but was later recovered.

The defendants were arrested on 15 January after a manhint by police officers and accused the next day.

Callians were in care and spent time in children’s homes in Kent, Kent.

Samantha Yeland from Crown Prosecution Service stated that the “violent attacks” of teenagers left them with “small possibilities of existence”.

He said that the CCTV evidence of the defendants in the bus left him with very little option, but to be guilty, “I hope his sentences provide some rest to Kelian’s friends and family.”