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Selina Simms

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Selina Simms

Selina Simms

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West MidlandsBartley Green42 years oldFemale

Summary

Selina Simms, 42, of Gravel Bank, Bartley Green, was found guilty at Birmingham Crown Court of two counts of assisting an offender. The court heard that Simms assisted her son, Disharn Downie, and her partner, Isaiah Wright-Young, in avoiding capture following the murder of Kenichi Phillips in March 2016.

Following the court proceedings, Simms was sentenced to three years imprisonment for her role in assisting the offenders.

Sentencethree years imprisonment

Case Details

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Birmingham Crown Court

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assisting an offenderBirmingham

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Conviction Confirmed

Added: 27 August 2026

Last Updated: 27 August 2026

Approved: 27 August 2026

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