Jayden Gubetini was sentenced at Reading Crown Court today (January 7) after the killing on May 6, 2023.
The 18-year-old, of Coe Spur, Slough was found guilty of multiple offences on October 24 following a nine-week trial.
The jury convicted him of murder, attempted murder, conspiracy to commit robbery and section 18 grievous bodily harm with intent.
It follows the sentencing of Aaran Pattingson, Philip Solomon, Scott Cordice and Marlon Cato who were also jailed in connection with the death of 17-year-old Cameron Bailey and the attempted murder of his friend, another boy who was 17 at the time.
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The court heard how Cameron Bailey, from West Sussex, and his friend had both travelled from Brighton to High Wycombe in May 2023.
On May 6, Jayden Gubetini travelled from Slough to High Wycombe and robbed both victims of drugs.
The incident was not reported at the time.
The following day Gubetini returned to the Bucks town, alongside Cordice, Pattinson and Solomon where they robbed the two teenagers again in King’s Court, Easton Street.
Cameron Bailey was fatally stabbed and his friend suffered a fractured skull and cuts to his head and hand, requiring surgery.
Despite the best efforts of the ambulance service, the teenager was pronounced dead at the scene with a later post-mortem finding he died due to a stab wound to the back.
Philip Solomon, Aaran Pattinson, Scott Cordice and Marlon Cato (Image: TVP)
The Major Crime Unit launched an investigation, leading to the arrest and charge of Cordice, Pattinson, Solomon and Cato on May 11 and 12.
Gubetini fled to the Netherlands but was returned to the UK on July 5, 2023, before appearing in court the next day.
He was sentenced for grievous bodily harm with intent in relation to an assault at HMP Bullingdon on May 8 where he slashed another inmate to the face with an improvised blade.
Senior investigating officer Detective Inspector Stuart May, of the Major Crime Unit, said: “Gubetini is a dangerous individual who, despite his age, has demonstrated his intent to repeatedly use serious violence.
“Gubetini will now face the consequences of his actions by serving a significant custodial sentence, reflecting the gravity of the offences committed.
“At the conclusion of this case I am mindful of the unimaginable impact this has had on the family of Cameron Bailey and his friend.
“They have had to endure many months of pain while we investigated his murder, and I would like to thank them for their patience and dignity, and for putting their trust in our investigation.
“This was a complex investigation, and through diligent investigative work, we were able to identify the men involved in the death of Cameron Bailey and who will now spend a significant time behind bars.
“Too often, we are reminded of the danger of carrying and using knives, the devastating consequences and the impact such a short moment in time has on the victim, their family and friends.
“Harsher consequences have now been brought in, meaning you will end up in court and habitual offenders will trigger mandated minimum sentences more quickly. There are no second chances.
“If you are caught in possession of a knife in public in the Thames Valley, Operation Deter will seek to robustly charge and remand you and place you before the courts.
“We are resolute in our determination to make our communities safer by removing knives from our streets.”
Cameron Bailey (Image: Thames Valley Police)
“My thoughts and that of Thames Valley Police very much remain with the family of Cameron Bailey and his friend at this difficult time.
“My message to the community is if you have any information about anybody who is carrying a knife, please report this to us, either on 101 or by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers 100% anonymously on 0800 555 111.”
Pattinson, 33, of Station Close, High Wycombe, was sentenced to ten years and six months’ imprisonment at Reading Crown Court on November 21.
He had previously pleaded guilty to one count each of manslaughter and conspiracy to commit robbery.
Pattinson was found not guilty of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm and murder.
Solomon, 38, of no fixed address, was also jailed for ten years and six months having previously pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit robbery.
He was found not guilty of one count each of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, murder and manslaughter.
Cordice, 30, of Station Close, High Wycombe, was sentenced to eight years and six months’ imprisonment.
He was previously found guilty by unanimous jury verdict of one count of conspiracy to commit robbery but not guilty of one count each of attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, murder and manslaughter.
Marlon Cato, 51, of Station Close, High Wycombe, was jailed for five years and six months.
He was previously found guilty by majority jury verdict of two counts of possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class A drug and guilty by unanimous jury verdict of one count of assisting an offender.