text: Andrew Jones, 34, was convicted of grievous bodily harm and robbery after he left Reg Stocking lying in a pool of blood in West Bromwich.
  A jury at Wolverhampton Crown Court also found him guilty of a burglary using Mr Stocking's car as a getaway.
  Jones, of Dingle Street, Sandwell, was remanded into custody to await sentencing on 4 December.
  He was also found guilty of witness intimidation.
  Mr Stocking's blue Peugeot 207 was taken outside his home in Chapel Street, West Bromwich.
  Jones hid before jumping into the car while Mr Stocking opened his driveway gate, said West Midlands Police.
  Mr Stocking tried to stop Jones but he was hit and dragged by the car which left him in a critical condition with serious head injuries.
  Jones used the car as a getaway vehicle to steal a TV from a property in Groveland Road, Tipton just hours later.
  He stored the TV at his ex-partner's flat in Kendrick House saying "ask no questions and I will tell no lies".
  His ex-partner Stacey Johnson, 26, pleaded guilty to handling stolen goods at an earlier hearing and received a 12 month community order and was ordered to pay costs of Â£300.
  Detective Inspector Pete Rowe, from West Bromwich CID, said of the conviction: "We hope that this will give some comfort to the family as their loved one continues to recover from his ordeal and injuries."
target: A man has been found guilty of a car-jacking attack which left a 78-year-old man wheelchair bound, a court heard.