Sheffield teenage drug dealers will face no further action after man's death
It was revealed in court on Monday the pair - Jaiden Browne-Evans, 18, of Beaver Hill Road, Woodhouse, and a 15-year-old who cannot be named for legal reasons - were using a Chesterfield flat as a base from which to deal drugs.
However, Derbyshire Police have now confirmed that they are not pursuing the drug case against them due to ‘insufficient evidence’.
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Hide AdCOURT: Man died of a stab wound after trying to rob Sheffield drug dealersMr Broadbent, 35, was found dead on Monday, August 1 at a flat in Thorntree Court on Birchwood Crescent, Grangewood, having been stabbed through the heart.
Susan Shaw, 45, was said to have organised the raid in order to recoup a £50 debt from Mr Broadbent.
She was sentenced to six years for conspiracy to commit robbery in which Mr Broadbent died.
Nottingham Crown Court heard Mr Broadbent turned up at a flat the Grangewood flat with golf clubs, a mask, knuckle dusters and a crowbar.
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Hide AdShaw - who was living at the flat at the time - had told him the Sheffield teenagers would have between £800-£1000 worth of drugs or money with them.
Mr Broadbent broke down two doors leading to the flat’s living room but in an ensuing struggle was fatally wounded.
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