Mateos Jubani has been jailed for 15 years following two shooting incidents in Enfield, north London, in June 2025, according to footage released by the Metropolitan Police.
A video published by the Met shows CCTV of the incidents and identifies Jubani, who had previously been charged with two counts of attempted murder and firearms offences. The video states that he received a 15-year prison sentence.
Court listings confirm that Jubani’s case was listed for sentencing at Wood Green Crown Court on Tuesday 10 November 2026, before Judge John Dodd KC.
What happened in Enfield?
The incidents took place on the evening of Thursday 12 June 2025. Police said a gunman first chased an 18-year-old man on foot and fired at him, narrowly missing him.
About half an hour later, at approximately 11pm, a 32-year-old man was sitting in a car on Park Avenue, close to its junction with Green Lanes, when a gunman fired towards him. Police said the shot missed.
Seconds after the shot, police reported that another man approached the car and stabbed the driver through the door. The victim suffered serious injuries to his back and was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition. The Met subsequently said he made a full recovery.
CCTV footage released by police
The Metropolitan Police video shows street CCTV from the night of the attacks. It includes footage of a figure apparently firing on a residential street, followed by footage relating to the later attack on the car. The police video also displays Jubani’s photograph and the 15-year sentence.
Video: Metropolitan Police, via YouTube.
What charges did Jubani face?
Jubani, then aged 30, was arrested on 9 July 2025 and charged the following day. At that stage, the charges reported included two counts of attempted murder, possession of a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life and two counts of possession of criminal property.
Those were the original charges, not a verified list of the offences on which he was ultimately convicted. The available court listing confirms a sentencing hearing, while the Met video reports the 15-year prison term. A detailed breakdown of the final convictions and any sentences for individual offences has not yet been independently confirmed.
What remains to be confirmed
Further details are still needed on the final verdicts, whether any additional defendants were sentenced in connection with the attacks and the precise structure of Jubani’s prison term. The Met’s earlier appeal referred to several suspects and distinguished the gunman from the man who carried out the stabbing.
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Further updates on this case will be linked through the Enfield June 2025 shootings story archive. The separate Enfield pub shooting investigation reported in October 2026 is not the same case.
