Two people have been charged with murder in connection with the death of 34-year-old Carl Moorhouse in Leamington last year.
Terry Nall, aged 30 of Regents Road, Birmingham, and Adam Padley aged 26 of Mellis Grove, Birmingham, were charged today (Thursday 11 March), with murder and conspiracy to commit GBH. They will appear at Coventry Crown Court tomorrow (Friday 12 March).
Five other people were also today charged with conspiracy to commit GBH in connection with the investigation. They are:
•Jamani Cunningham, 25 of Copthall Road, Birmingham
•Tau Randall, aged 34 of St. Peters Road, Birmingham
•Darnelle Sappleton, aged 22 of Farm Street, Birmingham.
•Callum Huburn, aged 29 of Park Road, Birmingham
•Reuben Nall, aged 27 of Rookery Road, Birmingham.
Three of them will also appear at Coventry Crown Court tomorrow and two have been released on bail.
A 34-year-old woman from Coventry who was initially arrested on suspicion of murder has now been released with no further action.
The charges relate to an incident on Lower Leam Street on 28 May 2020.
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