Two gangbangers get a combined 155 years for executing 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee

Two Chicago gang members have been sentenced to a combined 155 years in prison for the “mind-numbing” execution of a 9-year-old boy four years ago.

Gunman Dwright Doty, 26, was sentenced Wednesday to 90 years in prison for executing fourth-grader Tyshawn Lee, who was lured into an alleyway with the promise of a juice box in November 2015.

Corey Morgan, 31, who earlier turned down a plea deal of 25 years for planning the hit, was given a 65-year prison term after also being convicted of first-degree murder in Leighton Criminal Court.

Both men must serve their entire sentences and will likely die in prison.

Little Tyshawn was still in his school uniform in a playground in the city’s South Side when Doty befriended him, luring him to an alley before blasting him several times at close range, the trial heard.

Seven .40-caliber shells were found by the boy’s body, along with his basketball. His autopsy showed he had tried to shield himself with his hands before a bullet struck his head.

“You preyed on Tyshawn, you lied to Tyshawn, you lured Tyshawn and then you murdered Tyshawn,” his grandmother and great-grandmother said in a statement read in court, according to the Chicago Tribune.

“You left his little 9-year-old body in a cold alley on the ground to die. … ‘in cold blood’ does not do justice.”

Morgan planned the slaying in revenge for an attack weeks earlier allegedly by Tyshawn’s dad’s gang, the Killa Ward faction of the Gangster Disciples, prosecutors had said.

Morgan, whose brother was killed and mother was wounded, had warned of violent retaliation against “grandmamas, mamas, kids and all,” the court was told.

“Where does this mind-numbing, debilitating, senseless violence stop?” Judge Thaddeus Wilson said in impassioned remarks during sentencing, the Tribune said.

Getaway driver Kevin Edwards previously pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years in prison. One of Morgan’s brothers, Anthony Morgan, was also sentenced over the summer to four years in federal prison for trafficking guns, including the one used to kill Tyshawn.

With Post wires