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The footage recorded by one of the perpetrators showed that the elderly man is calling for help
A 15 -year -old boy and a 13 -year -old girl were convicted of killing “brutally” to kill an elderly dog in a park in September last year.
Beheim Kohli, 80, was walking his dog, Rocky, a little away from his home when a boy wore him in the kakalava.
The 13 -year -old girl laughed at the isolation man while he was beaten and ethnic, while photographing the act on her phone.
Mr. Kohli left the ground before his children found him seriously in Franklin Park, Brunston Town, near Leicester, on the evening of September 1 last year.
He suffered from the broken neck and broken ribs from kicking and punching. He died from his hospital wounds the next day.
Adolescents, who are not mentioned because of their ages, were convicted of unanimous killing in the Lagster Court on Tuesday.
The boy was cleared of killing by the jury.
Speaking out of the field after the referee, the daughter of Mr. Kohli, Susan Kohli, said that her father was “brutally and cruelly” taken from his family.
She said: “We are angry and disgusted towards the teenagers who took my father away from us.
“My father did not deserve this and does not want it to anyone else.
“The person who connects our family together and missed him every second every day. Our house was very empty without him and he will never be himself.”
The boy told the jury that he slapped Mr. Kohli with his shoes from the “instinct” after they had a conflict, causing the elderly man to fall on his knees.
He confessed to pushing Mr. Kohli to “defense” to the girl, who claimed that Mr. Kohli came towards her with his arms that were raised in the “slapping movement”, but he prohibited kicking or punching.
In the final prosecution speech, Harpreet Sandhu Kc described the boy’s actions as “unjustified violence against a man who was isolated.”
After reading the rulings, Mr. Judge Turner returned a 15 -year -old boy in the reservation and gave the 13 -year -old a conditional guarantee.
The jury thanked their “clear, clear work” and the ruling was likely in a two -day hearing on May 19 and 20.
The 13 -year -old girl photographed a series of videos in which Mr. Kohli slapped the shoe by the convincing boy, and another was the man walking towards the park’s director calling for help, and the grandfather lies without mobility on the ground.
She also took a picture of Mr. Kohli on her phone in the week that preceded the alleged accident, but she denied that she used this to “target” E.
The police also regained a video from her phone to a group of children “face” an unknown man on a separate occasion, hit to the back of the head and called “P *** Bastard” while I heard laughing.
