Man admits killing brother in Worthing
A man has admitted causing the death of his brother in Worthing last year.
Sussex Police said Taylor Mitten, 23, of Lindum Road, Worthing, has 'admitted to manslaughter' at Hove Crown Court.
Officers were called to Lindum Road, Tarring, on September 3, 2025, at around 4pm, to a 'report of a man having suffered serious injuries'.
"Mitten was charged with murder on September 8, 2025 following the death of a man in Worthing," a police statement read.
"The victim, 25-year-old Jack Mitten of Lindum Road, Worthing was tragically declared deceased at the scene."
Following a 'fast-paced manhunt', officers arrested Taylor Mitten on September 5, and held him in police custody.
The statement added: "Three days later, on September 8, 2025, he was charged and at Crawley Magistrates’ Court, remanded into custody.
"Mitten pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility at Hove Crown Court on Friday, September 11, 2026."
He is due to be sentenced on October 22, police said.
The senior investigating officer on this case, Detective Chief Inspector Mark Cullimore said: “Our thoughts remain with Jack Mitten’s family who are receiving the full support of Sussex Police specialist trained officers as they come to terms with such a tragic loss.
“We continue to strongly request media and members of the public to respect their request for privacy during this time.
“As proceedings draw to a conclusion, I’d like to thank the everyone who has supported the progression of this case. From the witnesses and members of the public who came forward to aid enquiries, to officers and staff who have worked tirelessly and diligently throughout this complex investigation.”