PCC John Campion said: “This is a truly horrifying case which has seen an innocent young child lose his life, due to the sickening actions of two adults who had a duty to protect, love and nurture, Alfie.
“While the guilty verdict will deliver some form of justice for Alfie, it can never truly reflect his suffering at their hands.
“If there are any lessons to be learnt, I will use all the powers available to me to support local partners, organisations and West Mercia Police so abusers have no place to hide in West Mercia.”
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