November 2019. The mother of a 14-year-old boy hunted down and knifed to death in gang violence said she will never forget the image of her youngest child lying face down in a pool of his blood. Jaden Moodie was dealing drugs on 8 January in Leyton, north-east London, when he was mowed down by a car. As he lay in the road, he was repeatedly stabbed by a rival gang. One of his attackers – 19-year-old Ayoub Majdouline was found guilty of his murder on Wednesday. Jaden’s mother explains how her son became embroiled in a drug turf war. Jada Bailey was cooking at home in Walthamstow when she got a knock on the door on the evening of 8 January. “It was Jaden’s friends. They told me that he was not responding. I didn’t know what they were talking about at first,” she said. Jaden had been riding down Bickley Road on a moped at about 18:30 when a Mercedes ploughed into him head on, launching him over the car’s bonnet. He was then set upon and stabbed to death within seconds. “I ran [there] with my two daughters,” Jada said. “Everything was taped off and there were lots of police and paramedics. I will never forget being pulled to one side and being told Jaden was no longer with us. “At that moment I was just in disbelief – in a state of shock. I asked immediately to see him – and when I saw him, he was laid out in the crucifixion pose. “That image has not left me.” Sickening. The Violence on our streets has to be Challenged and Defeated.