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There are quite a few other reports on the web. It looks to me as if almost all derive from thje police release https://news.met.police.uk/news/man-who-brandished-shotgun-at-victim-at-his-front-door-jailed-431601. That does include details of the three charges to which at various times the acccused pleaded guilty. They are all essentially firearms offences rather than offences against the person. The police release says "The circumstances around the incident continue to be investigated by detectives."


There's also a report, maybe the only one that appears to come from a reporter who was present in the court, at https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9842985/Thug-posed-Amazon-delivery-driver-pulled-gun-father-jailed-six-years.html. It contains more information about the defendant, and quotes from his mitigation plea. It also includes "The victim did not want to proceed with a trial." which might conceivably be relevant to the scope of the charges.

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