Max Hardy prosecutes a shooting for which the defendant was jailed for 21 years with a 4 year extension for paralysing a teenage boy

Max Hardy prosecutes a shooting for which the defendant was jailed for 21 years with a 4 year extension for paralysing a teenage boy.

Sean Price, 24, from Rushmere Road, was arrested more than a week after the victim was found with a gunshot wound in Cranes Way, Borehamwood, at 10.50pm on Tuesday, August 4 2020.

On Friday, January 21, at Croydon Crown Court, Price was given 21 years for possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life as he was sentenced for the offence alongside possession of a firearm, possession of an offensive weapon (a flick knife) and possession of cocaine.

In addition to the 21-year sentence, the court considered that Price was a “dangerous offender” under the provisions of Chapter 5 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003, so passed an extended sentence of four years to run consecutively.

News report here.