CCTV footage showed him attacking his victim in an alleyway, stabbing him three times before walking away
A judge told him to expect to go to jail when he is sentenced on December 16.
PC Ben Lively from Rotherham CID said: “The victim in this case has understandably been left incredibly scared and traumatised as a result of White’s attack. This ultimately highlights the significant harm that knife crime can have on its victims, their families, and the wider community – those who choose to carry these dangerous weapons clearly do so to instil fear of violence. The impact of knife crime isn’t just physical, it’s often psychological too.
“I am pleased that in the face of the significant and extensive evidence gathered as part of our investigation, White pleaded guilty and accepted responsibility for his crimes.”Did you know with a Digital subscription to Yorkshire Post, you can get access to all of our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more.
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