Five people have been convicted over the killing of a man who was stabbed during a disturbance. We would like to speak with them as soon as possible so we can make sure they are alright and get their account of the events. You can get your Coventry and Warwickshire news straight to your email inbox - and it's FREE! Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Four men arrested in connection with a fatal stabbing which police believe is linked to the county lines drugs trade have been released. Opening the prosecution case, Annabel Darlow QC said: "On May 28, 2020, Carl Moorhouse was stabbed to death in a residential street in Leamington Spa. Binswood Crescent. Carl Moorhouse, 34, from Coventry, died in hospital after being injured in Lower Leam Street in Leamington Spa on 28 May 2020. Leamington Spa stabbing: One man dead and another seriously - LBC 30years old Find Local Women. At around 8.15pm on Tuesday (February 21), a male sustained multiple stab wounds near the bandstand in the town's Pump Room Gardens. 2023 BBC. Beaconsfield Street. Ch Supt Ben Smith said it was "a very frightening attack in the middle of the day" and confirmed police were "aware" of the possible link to county lines. Leamington Spa News| Leamington Spa Latest News - NewsNow Chief Superintendent Ben Smith of Warwickshire Police said: "This investigation is in its very early stages and our thoughts are with the family of the deceased. Keep up with the latest news with our email alerts directly to your inbox. It said its investigation found the defendants had travelled from Birmingham to Leamington Spa where they parked close to where Mr Moorhouse had left his car. Bell Tower Mews. As always you can unsubscribe at any time. Four released after Leamington Spa 'county lines' stabbing The secret mine that hid the Nazis' stolen treasure. Newnham Road, Lillington. Something went wrong, please try again later. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. The other male remains in police custody. not really interested in a serious. Following a trial, three people were found guilty of his murder, and . The court was told that on the afternoon of May 28, 2020, Huburn sent a text message to his girlfriend and co-defendant, Emma Bennett, asking her to take some of the defendants from Birmingham to Leamington in her car - a white BMW. Two males were arrested later that evening. Possibly an early name for Beauchamp Square or used in error which is now Christchurch Gardens. The jury was told that the nine defendants had been waiting in two parked up vehicles in Lower Leam Street and they "set upon" Mr Moorhouse "moments after he had emerged from his address".
