Boy, 15, sustained ‘unimaginably serious injuries’ after being shot by Jacob Talbot-Lummis while walking to school

A teenager who shot a 15-year-old boy in the face with a double-barrelled shotgun has been sentenced to 24 years in custody for attempted murder.

Jacob Talbot-Lummis, 16, had an “obsessive interest in all kinds of firearms and had become entrenched in watching computer games online”, Judge Martyn Levett told Ipswich crown court.

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