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âŚMother claims fight broke out over deceasedâs derogatory behaviour towards girl
The parents of the 15-year-old boy who is being held in connection with the death of 55-year-old fisherman Asmat Mohamed Hussain are pleading for their son to be given a second chance, even as his mother acknowledged that he became involved in a confrontation that should have been avoided.
The teenager, a secondary school student who is expected to enter Fifth Form when school reopens, was taken into custody after Hussain died from injuries he sustained during an altercation in the vicinity of a supermarket at Dukestown, Corriverton.
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