HELLS ANGELS MEMBER CALLUM SHAW SENTENCED IN WEST SUSSEX INCIDENT

A confrontation between Hells Angels and Vikings bikers in Findon, West Sussex, escalated into a violent revenge attack following an earlier dispute. During the assault, Jack Worsfold was stabbed and suffered severe injuries, including multiple rib fractures, a collapsed lung, and significant blood loss, leaving him fighting for his life.

Three Hells Angels members—Callum Shaw, Barry Brown, and Daniel Kent—admitted their involvement in the attack. Callum Shaw, who is from Watford, Hertfordshire, pleaded guilty to charges of grievous bodily harm, burglary, violent disorder, and possession of a knife. He was sentenced to an extended 17-year prison term.

Barry Brown, of Calow, Derbyshire, received a three-year sentence for actual bodily harm (ABH) and violent disorder. Daniel Kent, from Bushey, Hertfordshire, was jailed for four years, which included time for burglarizing the Vikings clubhouse.

Judge Jeremy Gold KC commented on the case, stating, 'All three men knew what they were doing and deliberately targeted the Vikings out of revenge for earlier disrespect.' The judge explained that the violence was triggered by an incident involving the theft of jackets from prospective Hells Angels members at a Surrey services area.

The attack was characterized as a surprise ambush, with CCTV footage and witness accounts documenting the events. Authorities confirmed that none of the individuals involved cooperated with police, and no statements were forthcoming from either the Vikings or Hells Angels members.

Police believe that at least a dozen Hells Angels members took part in the overall incident, highlighting the scale of the violence involved.