A Sydney man has been found guilty of the manslaughter of a Brazilian national during a brawl over stolen hot chips. 9News
Supreme Court accused of the unlawful killing of Ivan Patricio Susin, then aged 29, during the street brawl.
Lefoe's barrister Patrick McCafferty sought a two or three-week adjournment to obtain a pre-sentence report.During the trial, crown prosecutors and Lefoe's defence agreed that he punched Susin just after 1am on October 1, 2019 outside an Orchid Street kebab shop, causing him to fall and suffer head injuries that claimed his life 10 days later.
Three bystanders testified that they heard shouting before and during the brawl but could not recall or did not hear the words that were used.
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