🔴 Good Samaritan Dad Mown Down by Killer in Family Feud

A father-of-two was killed in a moment of chaos when a raging driver ploughed into him as he stopped to help an unconscious woman during a violent family street brawl.
A man who killed a father-of-two by deliberately driving into him as he stopped to help an unconscious woman in the street has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 26 years.
Hassan Jhangur, 25, was today sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court after being found guilty of murdering 46-year-old Chris Marriott, a devoted Christian and family man who had been walking with his wife and children when he came across the aftermath of a violent family dispute just after Christmas 2023.
The court heard how Mr Marriott had gone to the aid of a woman lying injured in the road — later identified as Jhangur’s sister, Amaani — when the defendant used his Seat Ibiza as a weapon, accelerating through a crowd and striking multiple people before crashing into a garden wall.
Moments later, Jhangur climbed out of the wreckage and stabbed his new brother-in-law, Hasan Khan, repeatedly in the head and chest. He also caused serious injuries to off-duty midwife Alison Norris, as well as to his own mother and sister. Mr Marriott, who had been trapped beneath the vehicle, was pronounced dead at the scene despite desperate efforts by emergency services to lift the car from his body.
During the sentencing hearing, the trial judge described the attack as “a deliberate and senseless act of hot-headed and wanton violence” that had resulted in the “tragic death of Chris Marriott and life-changing consequences for many others”.
Jurors heard that the fatal incident unfolded amid an ongoing family feud following the wedding of Jhangur’s sister Amaani to Hasan Khan. Disputes over the timing and location of the ceremony had caused a serious rift, with none of the Jhangur family attending the wedding itself. The following day, Jhangur’s mother Ambreen and sister Nafeesa went to the Khan family home in College Court, Sheffield, where an argument escalated into violence. During the confrontation, Amaani was knocked unconscious in the street — prompting the chaos that drew the attention of passers-by, including Mr Marriott and his family.
As the confrontation continued, Jhangur was captured on CCTV running to his car, climbing inside, and speeding towards College Close. Footage showed the vehicle failing to slow over speed bumps as he drove directly at the group gathered in the road. Seeing Hasan Khan in the middle of the street, phoning 999, Jhangur accelerated towards him, striking him before continuing forward into his mother, sister, Ms Norris, and finally Mr Marriott, who was crushed under the car.
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