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CCTV captures two men shooting each other over 'disrespect' at a Birmingham nightclub as a bullet hits a food seller

Aaron Nubie, 47, and Kimani Durrell-Smith, 28, were each jailed for 18 years on Thursday over the gunfight at FJ Lounge in Aston. One round tore through Durrell-Smith's shoulder and struck jerk chicken vendor Garth Pantry, partially collapsing his lung. Nubie came back to the club around 6am to settle a perceived slight. Both men opened fire within a fraction of a second.

Nubie told Birmingham Crown Court it was 'a form of self-defence'.

Garth Pantry is suffering sleepless nights and has not worked since he was shot.

Durrell-Smith never went to hospital, despite carrying a bullet wound through his shoulder.

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