Watch: Fist-bumping Sheffield teens arrested by taser-wielding police moments after attempted murder

CCTV released by South Yorkshire Police today reveals the moment Ramaray Treasure, then 17, and Leon Sykes, then 18, celebrated nearly murdering a man on West Street on March 9, 2024.

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They were jailed for a total of 25 years at a hearing on March 9.

The two youths, who moments before chased a man down on West Street and “rained blows” on him with knives in hand, are seen grinning and fist bumping over the attack as they arrive at Pound’s Park.

Sykes then passes a knife to Treasure to inspect, who stops to inspect it.

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However, moments later Treasure and Sykes are visibly spooked by police arriving off screen.

Treasure runs and jumps to throw the knife over the wall of a nearby bin storage before lying on the ground as officers approach with tasers in hand.

Meanwhile, Sykes attempts to retreat behind the same wall with his hands behind his back, but is cornered by officers.

Judge Graham Reeds KC said in sentencing on March 9: “You both participated in a brutal and sustained attack in an attempt to murder a man you did not know over a conflict that has not been brought to light.”

Sykes, of Victoria Street, Stocksbridge, was jailed for 13 years and eight months. Treasure, of Tansley Street, Wincobank, was jailed for 12 years. Both will begin their sentences in young offender institutes.

Watch the arrest in the video above.