Three Men Convicted For The Death Of A Model

Three men have been convicted of the death of a successful young male model, Harry Uzoka when a row on social media boiled over into a violent street brawl in London.

Camden and Mersa Dikanda, 24, Congolese national, George Koh, 24, a Liberian, were found guilty on Monday, 13 August of Harry Uzoka’s murder at the Old Bailey.

Thel three men have been convicted of the death of a Harry Uzoka, a successful young male model when a row on social media boiled into a voilent street  brawl  in London.

All three have been remanded in custody and are due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey on Friday, 21 September.  

According to reports, 25-year-old Harry was fatally injured when a dispute between himself and Koh about a girl escalated, the pair arranged to meet for a fight. Both had enlisted the assistance of others for the confrontation, which resulted in Harry sustaining fatal stab injuries on January 11th 2018.  

Harry was a successful young black male model, signed to Premier Model Management agency, who had worked for well-established brands across the world including Mercedes and Levi’s. He was regarded as a growing celebrity in the modelling world and was well-liked and admired by his colleagues having cultivated a reputation as a laid-back person who was happy to give advice to help other people get ahead in the industry. He was regarded by many as the leading black male model in the UK.