Man guilty of stabbing friend who 'thought he was going to be killed' in attack
A man who stabbed a former friend who believed he was going to die as a result of his injuries has been found guilty of unlawfully wounding him.
Mohammed Aden , aged 39, pleaded not guilty to unlawful wounding at an address in Woodlands Street in Smethwick on August 26 last year.
But following a trial at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday, he was convicted by the jury in a unanimous verdict.
In his impact statement read aloud in court by prosecution barrister Mr Geoffrey Dann, victim Eliaf Adams stated: "I once had a friend called Mohammed who stabbed me. I thought I was going to die because I thought he was going to kill me. I used to have money and now I have none due to loss of earnings. I can't work.
