Shaquille Smith murdered by evil gang acting like “wild dogs”!

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SIX scumbags

who murdered an

innocent army cadet

for kicks were jailed

for life with minimum

of 15-18 years today,

Athony France

reports for

The U.K. Sun

July 9th.

Model pupil Shaquille Smith, 14,

was knifed yards from his home

by the lawless teen mob on

BMX bikes.

The “wild dogs” chanced upon

the lad in a park after prowling

the streets looking for

a random victim.

During the trial,

Shaquille’s mum Sandra Maitland, 44,

was forced to watch as his killers

strutted into the dock, sticking two

fingers up at the justice system.

They would make crude gestures

towards the public gallery with

their fingers as if they were firing

a gun or slitting throats

with a knife.

After the verdicts last month,

jurors wept as Sandra’s moving

victim impact statement was read.

But the gang members chatted,

yawned, and fidgeted throughout —

and eventually one walked out of

the dock in defiance.

Shaquille was the 25th —

and youngest —

out of 28 teens killed in

London last year.

The football-mad youngster was

an avid Manchester United fan.

Superstar players including

Christiano Ronaldo and Wayne

Rooney were so moved by his

death they sent a signed shirt for

him to be buried in.

Godiowe ‘Savaloy’ Dufeal, 20,

George ‘Goodz’ Amponsah, 19,

his brother Freddie ‘Chips’

Amponsah, 17,

Amisi ‘Hidz’ Khama, 18,

Kadean ‘Littlz’ Dias and

Leon ‘Kids’ Atwell, both 17,

were found guilty of murder

last month.

They will all serve a total

of 96 years behind bars.

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They were brought into court

separately for sentencing after

the prison service raised concerns

about possible violence.

Godiowe Dufeal had been released

from prison just a week before the

murder after serving a four year

sentence for possessing a firearm.

Both Dufeal and George Amponsah

will serve a minimum of 18 years

behind bars before being

considered for parole.

Leon Atwell, Amisi Khama,

Freddie Amponsah and Kadean Dias

were told they would each serve

a minimum of 15 years before

being considered for parole.

Khama was a semi-pro footballer

for Conference team Bishops

Stortford FC.

Shaquille was stabbed to death

by a ten-strong hate-filled mob who

had been roving around Hackney,

East London, on bikes last August

looking for trouble.

The lad was chatting to two friends

in a park opposite his home when

they were spotted by the London

Fields Boys.

They approached the trio and

one knifed popular Shaquille

in the stomach.

A 16-year-old girl with him was

slashed across the face and

neck as she tried

to fight them off.

Their pal Tyrell Goather, 18,

who had been walking his dog,

ran off.

The Old Bailey heard Shaquille’s

mum had been due to call him

inside to do the washing up

shortly before he was attacked.

But when she looked out of a

window and he smiled back,

she believed he was safe.

Shaquille was rushed to

hospital and at first it appeared

he would survive.

But his main artery had been

severed and after three heart

attacks in an operating theatre

he passed away.

At the time of his death,

Shaquille was preparing to return

to Sir John Cass’s Foundation

School after the summer holiday

to begin his GCSEs.

He had also been accepted

into the army cadets.

Although, Shaquille and his killers

were raised within a few miles of

each other in East London,

they had nothing in common.

Most of the London Fields crew

came from broken homes,

all had previous convictions and

had fallen in with bad company.

Detective Chief Inspector

Carl Mehta,

who led the murder probe, said:

“They were acting like

wild dogs that day,

hunting the area for a victim.

“Shaquille was in a place

where he should have felt safe.

He was entirely blameless.”

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