Man sentenced to life in prison for murder of ‘Good Samaritan’

Hassan Jhangur, 25, has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 26 years for the murder of Chris Marriott in Sheffield. The tragic incident occurred when Jhangur deliberately ran his car into a crowd, resulting in the death of Mr. Marriott who was helping an injured woman.

Justice served at Sheffield Crown Court

During the sentencing at Sheffield Crown Court, Mr. Justice Morris described the attack as ‘a deliberate and senseless act of hot-headed and wanton violence’. The court heard how Jhangur used his car as a weapon to plough into Mr. Marriott, causing irreparable harm.

Emotional tributes paid to the victim

The heartbroken widow of Chris Marriott paid an emotional tribute to her late husband, highlighting his selfless act of helping others. The community mourns the loss of a Good Samaritan who tragically lost his life while trying to assist someone in need.

Impact on the community

The sentencing of Hassan Jhangur has brought some sense of closure to the community as justice has been served. The tragic incident serves as a reminder of the importance of kindness and the risks that come with intervening in dangerous situations.