Four men have been sentenced to a combined 140 years in prison after being found guilty of the attempt murder of two men in Wakefield.
One of the victims has been left requiring 24 hour care following the incident at a property on Grantley Street, Wakefield, on 23 June, 2021.
Isaiah Anderson, aged 26, of Raynville Street, Leeds; Benjamin Forrester, aged 27, of Burgage Square, Wakefield; Jeremiah Anderson, aged 29, of Ebberston Terrace, Leeds; and Denzel Patrick, aged 30, of The Moorlands, Leeds; were all found guilty following a trial at Leeds Crown Court of two counts of Attempt Murder, Attempt S18 Wounding and Affray.
They were all handed 35 year custodial sentences with an extended licence period of five years.
One of the victims has been left requiring 24 hour care following the incident at a property on Grantley Street, Wakefield, on 23 June, 2021.
Isaiah Anderson, aged 26, of Raynville Street, Leeds; Benjamin Forrester, aged 27, of Burgage Square, Wakefield; Jeremiah Anderson, aged 29, of Ebberston Terrace, Leeds; and Denzel Patrick, aged 30, of The Moorlands, Leeds; were all found guilty following a trial at Leeds Crown Court of two counts of Attempt Murder, Attempt S18 Wounding and Affray.
They were all handed 35 year custodial sentences with an extended licence period of five years.
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