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Huddersfield Man Jailed for 24 Years in Street Stabbing Murder

Summary

  • Luke Belbin received a 24-year sentence for killing Kyrell Fleary-Gayle.
  • The fatal stabbing occurred during a street disagreement on January 20.
  • An accomplice received a suspended sentence for assisting the offender.

A 25-year-old man, Luke Belbin, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for fatally stabbing 20-year-old Kyrell Fleary-Gayle. The incident occurred on Greenwood Street in Huddersfield on January 20 of this year during a street disagreement. Belbin was convicted of manslaughter and possession of an offensive weapon at Leeds Crown Court.

Following the attack, Belbin fled the scene but later handed himself in to the police four days later. He will serve an additional three years on license upon his release. Cameron Boylan, who assisted Belbin by picking him up in a car, was given a two-year suspended sentence for his role.

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