BBC<\/a> stories, 25-year-old Salieu \u2014 born Pa Salieu Gaye \u2014 was convicted of violent dysfunction for his position in 2018 \u201cmob\u201d violence in Coventry following the deadly stabbing of his finest pal Fidel Glasgow, the grandson of Specials singer Neville Staple. Closed circuit TV captured footage of Salieu utilizing a tree department to beat a 23-year-old man who then spent 10 days within the hospital. He was convicted of utilizing a smashed bottle as an offensive weapon.<\/p>\nDuring sentencing, Judge Peter Cooke informed Salieu, \u201cAnyone harboring the view that you are a young man being hard done by should pause to reflect that despite having a conviction for carrying a knife three years earlier \u2013 which resulted in a suspended sentence \u2013 in the course of these events you used two bottles and a stick. It was your intention to turn a bottle into a jagged weapon.\u201d The choose added, \u201cThe case illustrates the dangers for any young man of acting with a pack mentality and getting involved in mass disorder. If you do that somebody is likely to end up seriously injured or dead. What happened to Fidel could have happened to anyone in that melee.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n