Man desperately escapes knife-point from moped robbers

Two teenage robbers likened to '21st century highwaymen' have been found guilty of stabbing a charity youth worker to death during a violent spree on a moped.



Nathan Gilmaney, 19, and Troy Thomas, 18, tried to rob as many people as possible, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake on October 16 last year.



Abdul Samad, 28, handed over his iPhone and other valuables when he was confronted by the teenagers in Paddington, west London - but they killed him anyway.



Gilmaney got off his moped and stabbed the charity worker in the chest, leaving him for dead before committing another eight robberies at knifepoint.