A thug has been locked up for attacking a 16-year-old boy and stealing his bike in Huntingdon. On the evening of Monday, 27 January, the teenager was pushing his £200 bike down Walden Road when 18-year-old Alix Khansa charged at him.
Khansa grabbed the boy, punched him in the face, and knocked him to the ground before fleeing with the bike. CCTV footage captured the entire violent robbery, leading police straight to Khansa.
Thug Jailed for 27 Months After Violent Bike Theft
At Peterborough Crown Court on Friday 10 October, Khansa, from Wolverhampton, was sentenced to 17 months in a Young Offenders Institution after pleading guilty to robbery.
That wasn’t all. Khansa also received an extra 10-month sentence for a spree of offences between July and September in Cambridgeshire, including:
- Two counts of possession of a knife
- Possession of a knife in a private place
- Threatening behaviour intended to cause fear of violence
- Possession of cannabis
Huntingdon Teens Can Feel Safer After Justice Served
Khansa’s violent attack and dangerous behaviour have finally caught up with him. His jail term sends a clear message: crime like this won’t be tolerated on Huntingdon’s streets.
