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A teenage knife thug who stabbed a man through the heart, leaving him in a year-long coma, before posting a drill rap bragging about it was jailed for 14 years. Joshua Erorh, 18, of Courtney Road, Grays, stabbed 21-year-old Ahmad Torfi twice in the chest outside a takeaway in New Cross, south east London, on March 24 last year. The victim remains unconscious in hospital. Erorh was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, in November. A court today heard how Erorh, then 17 and linked to the notorious 814 gang, targeted Torfi because of his ties to the rival Monson gang. Paramedics were forced to perform open heart surgery on Mr Torfi as he lay on the pavement. His heart stopped beating and, as a result, his brain was starved of oxygen - leading to permanent brain damage.
A drill rapper who stabbed a rival gang member in the heart, leaving him in coma from which he may never emerge, has been jailed for 14 years. Joshua Erorh, 18, stabbed “quiet and shy” 21-year-old Ahmad Torfi twice in the chest outside After Hours takeaway, on New Cross Road, on March 14, 2020. Erorh posted a music video boasting about the attack, referencing Ahmad s food order. Ahmad, who worked as a steward at events including football matches and concerts, survived after paramedics performed open heart surgery on the roadside, watched by his twin brother. But he suffered severe brain damage, and nearly a year on has never regained consciousness and remains in hospital, where his family said doctors believe he will eventually die.