He told his dad: ''I will kill you, you rat.'
Prosecutor Stewart Ronnie said:"The apprentice saw the van at the opposite side of the road and then heard Thomas McMeekin shouting for help."They fell to the ground and began to struggle. McMeekin then repeatedly stabbed his father.
A taxi driver also tried to come to Thomas's aid, but McMeekin told him:"It is nothing to do with you, mate'."This included:"I will kill you, you rat."Part of the incident - captured by witnesses on their mobile phones - was played in court including the young apprentice yelling for help.He had multiple stab wounds to his neck, chest, stomach and wrist.
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