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Life sentence for Burrows murder
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A long-running feud led to an operator's son being stabbed to death
and -two other family members wounded. Chris Tindall reports.
A MECHANIC HAS been convicted of murder after he stabbed an operator's son to death just 24 hours after being bailed for an earlier assault during a longrunning feud.
Gavin Hogg will serve at least 20 years of a life sentence after being found guilty of the murder of David Burrows, son of M&B Haulage chairman Darrell Burrows.
Leeds Crown Court heard that the attack last September at the Ravensthorpe, West Yorkshire firm came after years of territorial disputes. arguments and violence against the Burrows family.
ing Darrell Burrows and was awaiting sentence. He stabbed Darrell Burrows again and also stabbed David's uncle. Clive Hoy land. when they rushed to David's aid (CM 6 April).
Hogg denied murder and told police that the knife might have been used by accident, but that he had no memory of using it deliberately.
The Burrows family has thanked the jury for its "commonsense approach", adding: "As a family we have endured an extremely difficult time in the period before this was brought before the court. We're now trying to rebuild all our lives now this matter has been dealt with."
Speaking after the trial, Detective Superintendent Phil Sedgwick said: "I believe that Hogg went there that day armed with a knife, fully intent on doing harm to whoever got in his way. He is a dangerous man and prison is the safest place for him.
christopher.tindall@rhi.eo.uk