Image source, Family handoutImage caption, Ramarni Crosby was stabbed multiple times, the trial was told previouslyA fight outside a McDonald’s restaurant sparked a feud that led to a fatal stabbing, a court has heard.Ramarni Crosby, 16, was fatally stabbed in Gloucester on 15 December 2021 by a group carrying a meat cleaver, a machete and knives.A witness who was part of Ramarni’s group that night said the clash was sparked by a fight eight days earlier.Getting revenge was discussed in their Snapchat conversations in the days before Ramarni’s death, he told jurors.Dean Smith, 20, Levi Cameron, 18, Callum Charles-Quebella, 18, three 17-year-olds and two 16-year-olds are accused of Ramarni’s murder in the Barton area of Gloucester.All of them deny the charges.’Three friends ran’The witness, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has been giving evidence at Bristol Crown Court.He said he had fought with one of the defendants outside McDonald’s on Westgate St on 7 December, and as a result of that fight, a group that included Ramarni went looking for his opponent eight days later.After a failed attempt to find their target, with whom they had been communicating on Snapchat earlier that day, the group returned to the Barton
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Ramarni Crosby: Threats made in Snapchat, trial hears – BBC News
