21-year-old Nigerian, two others sentenced to a total of 30 years in prison after being found with loaded gun

A Nigerian man, a teenage
boy and one other man
were jailed for a total of 30
years on Friday, Feb. 26, at
Wood Green Crown Court
after a loaded gun was
found in their possession.
Olatunji Ladejobi, 21 (left)
of Araglen Avenue, South
Ockendon, Essex, was jailed
for 11 years after he was
found guilty of possession
of a prohibited weapon and
possession of a firearm
with intent to commit an
indictable offence.

The teen from Upper
Edmonton, who cannot be
named for legal reasons,
was sentenced to eight
years' after he pleaded
guilty to possession of a
prohibited weapon and
possession of an offensive
weapon, and was found
guilty of possession of a
firearm with intent to
commit an indictable
offence.

Elvis Kisikidi, 20,(right) of
Gurney Close, Barking, was
sentenced to 11 years in
prison after he was found
guilty of possession of a
prohibited weapon and
possession of a firearm
with intent to commit an
indictable offence.
The three were arrested
after detectives from the
Trident and Area Crime
Command found a loaded
shotgun and a knife in a
car in Islington during a
pre-planned operation on
August 2015 in city Road.
The 16-year-old boy was
also charged with
possession of an offensive
weapon.

"Today's sentencing should
send out a clear message
to those affiliated with
gangs; tackling gang-
related violence remains a
key priority for us and we
will continue to target and
convict those who are
involved in this lifestyle,"
Detective Constable Tom
Wiles, of the Met’s Trident
and Area Crime Command,
said.

"A firearm has been seized
and taken off the streets
and three very dangerous
people will now face a
significant period behind