A man has been found guilty of murdering a 16-year-old boy who was mauled by dogs before being stabbed in a park in south London.
Chrisdian Johnson, 22, used his dog as a weapon on Oluwaseyi Ogunyemi before stabbing him in an attack in Stockwell last April, the Old Bailey heard.
Oluwaseyi was brought down by one of the dogs as he tried to jump over a fence. He was then stabbed six times.
Johnson's brother Shane, 20, was cleared of murder.
The murder was described in court as unique because dangerous dogs were used as weapons to savage their victims before they were knifed.
Brian Altman QC, prosecuting, told jurors: "At the time of the attack both dogs were unleashed, and chased and then brought down and savaged their victims, giving their human masters an advantage, enabling them then to access their victims in order to stab them with knives."
