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Poet's stanzas deliver [UK]:
Businessman Gassell Gordon, 55, decided against giving evidence and called Clarence Thompson MBE as a character witness on Thursday.

Mr Thompson recited a self-penned poem called 'Gun Street (To the memory of those murdered by the gun)', inspired by the anti-drugs stance he said defined Gordon. [...]

Mr Thompson, 64, from Streatham, told jurors he had several of his poems hanging in New York's United Nations building.

He said the five-verse Gun Street effectively summed-up Gordon's hopes that "drug barons, you will be dethroned".

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