Omar Wilson found guilty of the murder of Mussie Imnetu, who had worked under Gordon Ramsay and Marcus Wareing

A man has been found guilty of beating a top chef near Notting Hill Carnival and leaving him dying in the street to go clubbing. Omar Wilson, 32, repeatedly punched and kicked Mussie Imnetu during an altercation outside Dr Power restaurant in Queensway, west London, on 26 August last year.

A 32-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering a top chef near the Notting Hill Carnival. Omar Wilson repeatedly punched and kicked Mussie Imnetu outside Dr Power restaurant in Queensway, west London, and left him dying in the street to go clubbing, the Old Bailey heard.

Omar Wilson has been convicted of the murder of Mussie Imnetu outside a restaurant near the Notting Hill Carnival last August. Wilson claimed he acted in self-defence.

A self-proclaimed “monster” has been found guilty of beating a top chef to death near Notting Hill Carnival. Omar Wilson, 31, repeatedly punched and kicked Mussie Imnetu during an altercation outside Dr Power restaurant in Queensway, west London, on August 26 last year, before leaving him dying in the street to go clubbing.

A self-proclaimed "monster" has been found guilty of beating a top chef near Notting Hill Carnival and leaving him dying in the street to go clubbing.

Imnetu, 41, had worked under Gordon Ramsay and Marcus Wareing, and was said to have been "heavily intoxicated" at the time of the incident. The jury at the Old Bailey heard he died in hospital four days later, without ever regaining consciousness.