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A PRIME prosecution witness in Kadeem Blackwood's murder trial slashed a man with a machete because he thought he was a member of the A1 Crew.

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Marlon Donaldson attacked Richard Allen after seeing him and his friends walking past his mother's home wearing a purple bandanna - a colour associated with the A1.

Derby Crown Court heard that Donaldson had been the first to go to the police after witnessing his 15-year-old cousin, Kadeem's, murder. He has since told police he received threats of violence and death from members of the A1, leading up to the trial.

Kadeem was shot dead at Caxton Street recreation ground, Sunnyhill, on November 11, 2008.

The two men convicted of his murder were members of Allenton- based A1 Crew, rivals of the Sunny Hill-based Yunga Browning Circle Terrorists, with whom Kadeem was affiliated.

Donaldson told police that Mr Allen and his friends had been walking past his mother's home and he thought they had looked in the window. He had feared for his and his family's safety. But the court heard that Mr Allen was nothing to do with any gangs and the colour of his bandanna was just a coincidence.

Sentencing Donaldson to six years in jail, Judge Andrew Hamilton said he had considered giving the 19-year-old an indeterminate sentence but had decided not to because of what he had heard about him witnessing his cousin's "tragic death".

He said that if Mr Allen had been a member of the A1 he Cartier Replica Watches would understand why Donaldson would regard him as a threat but this would still not justify what he did.

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Jonathan Eley, prosecuting, said it was about 6pm on July 15 last year when Mr Allen and three friends were walking along a Derby street and Donaldson came out of his mother's house and "words were exchanged between the two of them".

Mr Eley said Donaldson had asked Mr Allen what he was looking at and said if he wanted to make "something of it" then he should go to a nearby car park. Donaldson had then pulled out "a 12in long machete-type knife" from his waistband and, before Mr Allen could say anything, he slashed it down the side of the victim's face, said Mr Eley.

Donaldson admitted wounding with intent.

Richard Sheldon, for Donaldson, said: "It was November 11, 2008, when this young man witnessed a gunshot murder. He was the first to approach the police and give information about the murderers."

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"I am very proud of this Blackpool team, my team. I wasn't at Leicester long enough to be proud of that team," said Holloway.

"But I am pleased that Nigel Pearson has got them going. I didn't like to see 30,000 fans not getting what they deserve. Their supporters never had a go at me, they were different class.

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Before the midweek visit of the Baggies, Holloway had said the home games against Albion and City were key in his side's own challenge for the play-offs. However, despite falling to a late winner against Albion, Holloway said his side are still strong contenders.

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Kawana's Astrid Loch-Wilkinson is scheduled to race her first heat about 10am (Queensland time) today.

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Ryan Kesler's shot struck Hiller's blocker and popped in the air. The Anaheim Ducks goalie swatted it with his stick and deflected it off his shoulder before it fell behind him.

The puck tantalizingly slid onto the goal line and toward the net as the clock struck 0.0. A video replay confirming no goal sent the pro-Swiss crowd into jubilation as the teams headed to the dressing rooms.

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Switzerland generated only eight shots on Miller through 40 minutes while allowing 32.

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It was the ride of his life. He felt pure joy as his snowboard crossed the line first.

"It was just one of those situations that I knew I could ride those terrain features better and carry my speed," Wescott told the Portland Press Herald on Wednesday in a rare moment of downtime since winning the gold medal Monday evening.

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Wescott said winning an Olympic gold medal for the second time was sweeter than he imagined.

In 2006, he entered the Turin Olympics as the favorite. He was the defending world champion, and had a strong year on the World Cup circuit.

This year, at age 33, he struggled with some painful injuries that affected his World Cup performances. He was considered a contender, but others were favored for the gold.

"It was so incredible in Torino," Wescott said, "but to me, it was amazing to be able to do this a second time."

His voice sounded tired. It rose and fell, sounding as if he hadn't slept in days.

Twenty-four hours after his win, he jumped aboard the medals stand, pumped his fists in the air and sang out the words to "The Star-Spangled Banner."

"Tuesday was superlong. I got literally 45 minutes of sleep before starting into it," he said. "At 3 a.m. I had to go on the 'Today' show. It was such a long day."

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Heading into this race, Wescott spoke candidly about what he needed the second time around. He was searching for a higher level of motivation -- the kind that only the Olympics can bring. He suspected it would kick in upon arrival.

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Wescott had a lousy qualifier. He slipped and spun 360 degrees, and after a somewhat better second run, was ranked 17th of 32 riders to start the heats.

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He made it through the round of 32, quarterfinals, and semifinals -- appearing far more focused.

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By JAMES SMAILES Hull FC Reporter COACH Richard Agar insists Castleford will prove highly dangerous opponents for Hull FC tonight - despite their poor record so far this season.

The Tigers head to the KC Stadium having lost three of their opening four contests and are languishing at the wrong end of Super League.

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Having seen complacency be his side's downfall in the 18-16 defeat at Crusaders last month, Agar has hammered home the importance of attitude to his players.

And he is confident they have put that defeat well behind them with a return to form in beating Harlequins 28-4 last time out.

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