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direct to your inboxA teenager admitted he got ‘caught up’ in brawl that ended in murder, but said he didn’t inflict the fatal wound, jury told.Mohamoud Mohamed, 17, said to be a member of the Rusholme Crips gang, was allegedly murdered by members of a rival Moss Side outfit named AO, an abbreviation for Active Only.Prosecutors allege Mr Mohamed was killed in Moss Side last summer as part of a gangland dispute between the rival street gangs.They say the feud between the two gangs was also behind the murder of Abdul Hafidah, who was stabbed in the neck in Moss Side in 2016.Daneaco Reid, 19; Jamall Walters, 18; Romeo Daley, 18; and a 17-year-old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons, all deny murder.As the trial continued at Manchester

direct to your inboxA teenager who was allegedly murdered had Googled the phrase 'is getting murdered a martyr death' before he died, a jury heard. Mohamoud Mohamed, 17, said to be a member of the Rusholme Crips gang, was allegedly murdered by members of a rival Moss Side outfit named AO, an abbreviation for Active Only.

direct to your inboxA teenager was stabbed to death in Moss Side as part of a feud between the Rusholme Crips and AO gangs, a murder trial jury has been told.Mohamoud Mohamed, 17, died following an incident in July.Daneaco Reid, 19; Jamall Walters, 18; Romeo Daley, 18; and a 17-year-old boy who cannot be named for legal reasons, have gone on trial accused of murder, which they deny.Jurors at Manchester Crown Court heard Mr Mohamed had been playing football with friends before he was fatally wounded.He was stabbed in the chest, before being further attacked, after being pursued into an alleyway, the jury was told.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply