Chilling CCTV images have revealed the moment a young boy cowers behind a garden gate as two hooded thugs fire a crossbow and a gun at a house in broad daylight. The court heard Khalfe was 'the boss' of a drugs gang and the main beneficiary of the violence 'with a large financial interest to protect'. The court heard the pair had bought an orange starting pistol from a shop in Worcester and painted it black to make it look real. One of Khalfe's mobile phones was used to advertise and take drugs orders, the other to run his street dealers, the court heard. Khalfe, of Aston, Birmingham, and Ingram, of Worcester, admit conspiracy to supply drugs but deny conspiracy to assault Mr Bridger.

Source: Daily Mail December 07, 2019 11:15 UTC