Man to stand trial over death of Oldbury teenager found 'seriously injured' in the street

Tividale man set to stand trial on murder charge

The trial date of a man who denies murdering a teenager found seriously injured on a street in Oldbury has been set.

Mohammed Azim, aged 41, is charged with the murder of Lily Whitehouse, who died in Oldbury on 5 November 5 last year.

She was hit by a vehicle on Old Park Lane, Oldbury at around at around 9.50pm and found in nearby Park Street with serious injuries of which she died at the scene.

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Lily Whitehouse | West Midlands Police

Appearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Tuesday, Azim, spoke through an interpreter only to enter his not guilty plea to a single count of murder.

Azim was initially due to face trial on Whitehouse's birthday on 1 June, but the trial date was pushed back to 3 June and will be presided over by a Judge Michael Chambers with an expected length of seven days.

The custody time limit on Azim, of Tividale Road, Tividale was extended to June 12.

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