Bournemouth, Crime | Posted on September 22nd, 2025 | return to news

Four men jailed for violent disorder in Boscombe

The violent incident, which took place in the Precinct in Christchurch Road, included the stabbing of two men.

Four men, including three from Bournemouth, are now behind bars following an outbreak of violent disorder in Boscombe.

The incident occurred at around 8.55pm on Monday 29 January 2024, in the Precinct in Christchurch Road.

Two men in their 20s and 30s from Bournemouth and Poole, sustained stab wounds during the incident and were taken to hospital for treatment. A third man in his 40s was also injured. The injuries sustained were deemed serious but not life-threatening.

A detailed investigation was subsequently carried out by detectives, which included reviewing CCTV footage, obtaining witness accounts and analysing mobile phone data.

A trial was held at Winchester Crown Court, which concluded on Thursday 4 September 2025.

Hana Nsu Hassan, 22, of Bournemouth, was found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm, attempted grievous bodily harm and violent disorder. He was sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment, with a further five years and 13 months to be served concurrently.

Yosef Shaban, 24, of Bournemouth, was found guilty of attempted grievous bodily harm and violent disorder. He was sentenced to four years in prison, with an additional 13 months to run concurrently.

21-year-old Osama Jasim Qadir, of Enfield, was found guilty of two counts of attempted grievous bodily harm and had previously pleaded guilty to violent disorder. He was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment with a further five years and 25 months to be served concurrently.

Dawan Mantik, 28, of Bournemouth, who was found guilty of attempted grievous bodily harm, had previously pleaded guilty to violent disorder and possession of an offensive weapon. He was handed a five-year custodial sentence with a further 25 months and 15 months to run concurrently.

All four men were sentenced at the same court on Thursday 18 September 2025.

A further six defendants who stood trial for various offences were all found not guilty.

Detective Sergeant Adam Aggas, of BCP CID, said: “A full and thorough investigation was carried out into the events of what happened that night.

“From our enquiries, a significant amount of evidential material was obtained, which enabled us to establish a timeline of events in relation to what took place that evening.

“The victims in this case were subjected to a terrifying experience, and I would like to thank them for their courage, throughout both the investigation and subsequent court procedure. All four defendants were involved in an incident where a high level of violence and disorder was used for which they have now been brought to justice.

“Dorset Police does not tolerate violence or disorder within our communities. It is our priority to investigate these offences, identify those involved and ensure that they become the subject of the criminal justice process.”