Three Brothers Jailed For Birmingham Pub Stabbing

29 April 2016, 18:52 | Updated: 29 April 2016, 19:00

Three brothers who stabbed a man in an attack at a Birmingham pub have been jailed.

Marvin, Ashley and Darren Trevis stabbed a man after a row at the Yardley Arms last June.

The brothers stabbing him to his chest, arm and leg. He was admitted to hospital for three days as a result of his injuries.

The youngest of the brothers, 26-year-old Marvin Trevis, of no fixed address, was also sentenced for two brutal attacks on women in June and August last year. Both were left with severe bruising and cuts, the first having a bruise on her face with a footprint clearly visible where Trevis had stamped on her.

He was sentenced to six years in prison, which also included time for using a prohibited mobile phone while on remand waiting for trial and theft of cash from one of his victims.

Ashley Trevis, aged 36 from Needham Street, Nechells, and Darren Trevis, aged 40 from Platt Brook Way, Sheldon, were both jailed for six months for affray.

The trio were sentenced at Birmingham Crown Court on Wednesday (27 April) after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing.

Investigating officer Detective Constable Caron Marks said: “These brothers are well known in the local area and are feared to the extent that members of the public are afraid to give evidence against them.

“It’s satisfying to see Marvin Trevis given a lengthy sentence for horrific attacks on two vulnerable women and a man who was massively outnumbered.”