Reece Bruns, of St Paul’s Gardens, Bourne, used a machete to strike Kyle Marshall when the pair confronted each other at Wellhead Park on 26 June last year.
He was given a sentence of 12 years and nine months for manslaughter, with a 15-month sentence for possession of a bladed article to run concurrently alongside it, after being found guilty of manslaughter after a trial.
Bruns is one of 22 Peterborough crooks – or those who committed serious crimes in and around Peterborough – to be jailed in September.
Others to be given custodial sentences include drug dealers, a blackmailer, shoplifters and a man who carried out two knife point robberies at bookies.
These are not all the criminals jailed in September, just those who police released images of.
17. Mark Weekes
Mark Weekes was part of a group of men including Jamie Graham, 43, and Luke Nash, 42, who used wheelie bins to steal from the container behind Megadeals, in Lincoln Road, Millfield, on 18 August. Weekes had also been on a crime spree between 13 July and 11 August, stealing about £700 worth of items from One Stop, in St Pauls Road, New England, on five separate occasions. Weekes, of no fixed address, was jailed for 30 weeks and ordered to pay £400 in compensation after admitting the five shop thefts and non-dwelling burglary Photo: Cambs Police
18. Nicholas Hutson
Nicholas Hutson blackmailed a Peterborough resident into giving him £100. Hutson (40) of Artindale, Bretton, Peterborough, admitted two counts of blackmail and was jailed for 45 months Photo: Cambs Police
19. Paul Priestley
Career crook Paul Priestley breached a court order by getting into someone else’s car in Peterborough. Priestley (47) of Bourne Road, Alford, Lincolnshire, was charged with breaching his Criminal Behaviour Order and vehicle interference, and was jailed for three months after admitting the offences. Photo: Cambs Police