A London man was convicted of manslaughter in the 2020 fatal shooting of Robert Powell during a party in Roydon.

Temitope Adeyinka, 41, of London, has been convicted of manslaughter in the 2020 shooting of Robert Powell, 50, in Roydon, where Powell was shot eight times during a party. The attack, described as brutal and organized, also injured two women. Adeyinka, known as "Limo," evaded capture for four years, fleeing to Spain before being apprehended through an international effort involving UK and Spanish authorities. Prosecutors used CCTV, phone records, and vehicle tracking to link him to the crime scene and co-conspirators Nana Oppong and Israar Shah, both previously sentenced to life in prison. Adeyinka denied murder and firearm charges but was found guilty of manslaughter. The case, built without initial witness cooperation, highlights the UK’s commitment to pursuing suspects abroad.