Mr Justice Hamblen said Kaydon's death had been caused by Hawkins shaking him violently when the baby's cries interfered with him playing a computer game. "You were on your PlayStation and his interruptions angered you, and at some stage you flipped. "Kaydon's death was caused by your hand, the hand of his own father. "You pleaded not guilty and instead put forward a fictitious explanation that his injuries were caused by falling from your arms. The jury has rejected this false account.'' The judge said althoughHawkins had been "immediately remorseful'' for his actions, and called an ambulance, he had caused his baby son's death and imposed a sentence of life imprisonment, and ordered that Hawkins should serve a minimum of 14 years in jail teco brushless dc motor . Following the verdict the Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Inspector Jackie Swift, said: "This was a violent act committed against a defenceless baby who sustained fatal head injuries at the hands of the person who was there to care for him. "In the subsequent investigation, Kaydon was also found to have suffered other injuries during his short life inflicted by his father AC motor. "This was a complex and protracted investigation which was handled sensitively by officers from our Child Abuse Investigation Team, supported by the Major Crime Team. "We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the medical experts who provided us with the evidence we needed to help secure Hawkins' conviction."