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Police caught Carty using CCTV footage showing him using Pryce's Oyster Card (which he claimed to have found) at Kensal Green station, forensic evidence found at the homes of Carty and Brown, and Pryce's mobile phone.[14] When they were taken to court Donnel Carty and Delano Brown both denied murdering the City lawyer but admitted they had robbed Pryce and another man just before. Delano Brown was 17 when taking part in the murder so initially could not be named for legal reasons.[22] The two men stood trial on 30 October 2006 at the Old Bailey. Throughout the trial Brown declared that it was Carty who had stabbed Pryce and that it had simply been a 'robbery gone bad'. This led to an alleged attack on Brown by three youths at Feltham young offenders institute during the Old Bailey trial, his attackers said: "You are snitching on your co-d (co-defendant)." Carty denied any involvement in the incident, claiming it had been the result of an argument Brown had with the youths earlier.[23] On November 27, 2006 Donnel Carty and Delano Brown were found guilty of murdering City lawyer Tom ap Rhys Pryce.[12] Carty and Brown reacted calmly to the guilty verdicts, turning to each other, shaking hands and embracing.[12] On November 28, 2006 the sentences for Carty and Brown were announced, both men were given life sentences with Donnel Carty, 19, receiving 21 years and Delano Brown, 18, given 17 years as minimum terms at the Old Bailey.[24] The judge said he could not tell who wielded the knife but considered Carty and Brown equally guilty.[24] The pair reportedly fought back tears and sniffed loudly as the sentences were read. (less info)