A teenager faces a "significant" sentence after he was found guilty of stabbing two young men in Nottingham city centre. Michael Nxusani, 19, of Grassington Road, Bobbers Mill, was convicted of two offences of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, possession of an offensive weapon and violent disorder at his Nottingham Crown Court trial.
The verdicts were delivered on Monday afternoon (October 24) after the jury had deliberated for nearly six hours. Nxusani stabbed his victims after a large-scale fight broke out in Lower Parliament Street, at the corner of the Jollibee restaurant and Clumber Street.
Nxusani was identified by a police officer after footage of Clumber Street, Nottingham, was put out on the police intranet following the disturbance. On his arrest, a mobile phone was recovered - which detailed Google searches and searches for news stories hours after the two men were stabbed.
