Killer of beloved Wolverhampton taxi driver found guilty of manslaughter
The passenger who killed a beloved taxi driver after a fight over a fare has been found guilty of manslaughter.
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The jury at Wolverhampton Crown Court found Tomasz Margol not guilty of murder, which sparked emotional scenes in the public gallery from Anakh Singh's family.
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Margol punched and headbutted Mr Singh during a street fight between the two on Sunday, October 30, and the 59-year-old father of two, who suffered from heart disease, died shortly after.
Mr Singh and Margol had been arguing over a £5.80 taxi fare, which had been paid online but had not shown up on the taxi driver's system, when he arrived at the Nine Elms Road property in Park Village.
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