Thomas Kelly's one-punch attacker Kieren Loveridge sentenced to 12 months over prison assault
ABCThe man jailed for the one-punch killing of teenager Thomas Kelly in Sydney has had 12 months added to his total sentence after "boasting" about a prison assault on a bikie. Key points: Loveridge is serving a maximum of 13 years and eight months for killing Thomas Kelly Another 12 months was added to his sentence over the assault of another inmate Loveridge admitted he was scared after he was placed in a pod with rival bikies Kieran Loveridge bragged to associates that he unleashed a flurry of punches on Rebels bikie Matthew Rymer during the attack, but later admitted he panicked after being "stitched up". Loveridge told associates he spoke with Rymer first and then threw eight punches, but Judge Robert Sutherland said CCTV proved these were nothing more than "boastful conversations". Loveridge was originally sentenced to a minimum of five years and two months over Mr Kelly's death, but the NSW Director of Public Prosecutions appealed after community outcry.
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