Pensioner, 67, was beaten to death after ‘telling a child not to ride a Lime bike on the pavement’: Man, 38, is convicted of manslaughter

A 67-year-old pensioner was beaten to death after telling a child not to ride a Lime bike on the pavement, a court has heard. 

Andre Wright-Walters, 38, punched 67-year-old James Gbadamosi in the face twice and sent him flying to the ground in Balham, southwest London, on August 24 last year. 

Mr Gbadamosi smashed his head on the pavement and was rushed to hospital. He died two weeks later on September 5. 

Yesterday, a jury at Kingston-upon-Thames Crown Court convicted Wright-Walters of manslaughter, after hearing how he had claimed the pensioner was aggressive towards him first. 

Prosecutor Ben Holt earlier said: ‘The incident took

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