Miguel Reynolds: Last News

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Liverpool Echo reports.Mr Reynolds, from South Manchester, was shot 'in the neck' and 'from very close range', prosecutors said.But the proceedings were brought to a dramatic and temporary halt at Liverpool Crown Court when Watson, 32, said he no longer wished to give evidence. In an impassioned speech, Watson said: "I can't take this no more.

Netherton, Sefton, as part of a gang-led "merciless execution," Liverpool Echo reports.The jury has heard how the 32-year-old "shot [Mr Reynolds] in the neck" and "from very close range" after the victim had chased him and others.That had followed a robbery in which a firearm had been pulled on Mr Reynolds by Watson, the court heard, when he was ordered to hand over £2,000 and then told to leave.Today, Watson took the stand and told the jury he had never met or knew many of the defendants after their names were read to him.And he told how he'd spent the hours leading up to the murder - on the evening of June 7, 2018 - arranging the purchase of cannabis.Watson said he'd spent the evening and the night of the murder at the home of Mark Dixon,

direct to your inboxA young man from Manchester lured to Merseyside to buy a car was 'ruthlessly' gunned down following an alleged armed robbery, a murder trial has heard.Miguel Reynolds, 21, formerly of Whalley Range and Moss Side, was fatally shot in Netherton, prosecutors allege. He later died in hospital.A witness described it as a 'merciless execution', jurors have been told.

A trial into the alleged murder of a man from Manchester who went to Liverpool to buy a car has collapsed over coronavirus fears.