Three bouncers have admitted killing a man who they had just thrown out of a bar.
Doormen Mark Rowing, 37, Dwayne Watson, 44, and David Williams, 30, became embroiled in an altercation with 30-year-old Jamie Kelly outside a Doncaster pub on May 1, 2022.
Kelly suffered serious injuries and was rushed to hospital, where he died the following day.
The trio of bouncers had previously denied a charge of manslaughter through gross negligence, but dramatically changed their pleas to guilty during a hearing on Tuesday.
Rowing, Watson and Williams have been released on bail ahead of their sentencing at Sheffield Crown Court on April 30.
Doormen Mark Rowing, 37, Dwayne Watson, 44, and David Williams, 30, have admitted manslaughter through gross negligence following the death of Jamie Kelly
Kelly, 30,suffered serious injuries and was rushed to hospital, where he died the following day
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Knowles said: ‘Jamie Kelly and his family have been at the heart of our extensive investigation since the moment we received the first call to the scene, and I hope today’s developments can begin to provide a sense of closure for everyone who knew and loved him.
‘We await the sentencing in April and ask that the family’s privacy is respected as they continue to grieve.’
‘We await the sentencing in April and ask that the family’s privacy is respected as they continue to grieve.’