Jurors to enter sixth day of deliberation in murder trial of Oldbury brothers

By Adam SmithCrimePublished: Jul 5, 2022

The jury will enter its sixth day deliberating whether Oldbury brothers murdered a Birmingham father-of-eight.

Connor, 27, and Michael, 26, Goodwin, of Wallace Road, are accused of shooting dead Anthony Sergeant in Lea Bank in August, 2018.

The jury at Birmingham Crown Court began deliberating two weeks ago but due to one juror contracting Covid they did not sit throughout last week.

The juror has now been dismissed and 11 will decide the fate of the Goodwins and Leon Riley, 21, of Bridgelands Way, Perry Barr, and Keenan Anderson, 25, Albert Road, Handsworth.

Jurors to enter sixth day of deliberation in murder trial of Oldbury brothers

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