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Four men have denied a plot to murder activist Sasha Johnson who is still in hospital seven months after being shot in the head at a house party.   
The mother-of-two, 27, dubbed the 'Black Panther of Oxford', was shot in the head at a 30th birthday party in Peckham, south , early on Sunday May 23, and was left in a 'critical condition'. 
On the night of the attack, security guards challenged four people who had gained entry to the party, the court heard. 
The mother-of-two (pictured), 27, dubbed the 'Black Panther of Oxford', was shot in the head at a 30th birthday party in Peckham, south London, early on Sunday May 23, and was left in a 'critical condition' 
Prince Dixon, 25, troy products handels-gmbh Reid, 19, Devonte Brown, 19 and Cameron Deriggs (pictured in a court sketch), 18, are all alleged to have been involved in a plot connected to the shooting
Metropolitan Police officers are pictured at the scene of the house in Peckham where the shooting happened
A gun was fired during the confrontation - leaving one guard shot in the leg and Ms Johnson shot in the head, prosecutor Nahiedh Khan said previously. 
Prince Dixon, 25, Troy Reid, 19, Devonte Brown, 19 and Cameron Deriggs, 18, are all alleged to have been involved in a plot connected to the shooting.
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They appeared dressed in tracksuits at the Old Bailey via video-link from HMP Belmarsh, speaking to confirm their identities and answer the charges.
Dixon, of Gravesend, Kent, Reid, Brown, both of Southwark, and Derrigs, of Lewisham, all deny conspiracy to murder and possession of a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger life.
Black Lives Matter activist Sasha Johnson joins anti-racists, community activists and school children at a protest against police violence as they march from Park View School to Tottenham Police Station, December 11, 2020
On the night of the attack, security guards challenged four people who had gained entry to the party, the court heard 
A six-week trial is due to start on March 7 next year.
The four defendants are next set to appear at the Old Bailey on 21 February next year for a pre-trial hearing. 
Ms Johnson's mother Ellet Dalling said the family had been left 'devastated' by the shooting and her daughter's children keep 'asking where their mummy is'. 
In a statement, Ms Dalling said: 'Sasha is passionate about standing up for others, please come forward and stand up for Sasha.'
express.co.ukMs Johnson, who works in community activism and community support, has been a leading figure in the Black Lives Matter movement in the UK and is a member of the Taking the Initiative Party.


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