Guns banned in UK - 2 police women shot

[Expose Them All]

Very nice reporting concerning this tragic story -88- and great to learn they caught these feral brown skinned pcs. of chit. Thanks for the pics also, I was wondering if we'd see what these evil b*stards looked like. Keep rolling - these stories need to be told - no better place to expose these white-hating greed filled apemen than NNN!

For any who are tired of hearing from the mainsteam media how we need these non-white killers, rapist and no good thugs dwelling amonst us, then just spend a few minutes here at NNN. All of us are way past tired of it - we're disgusted at the MSM lies and propaganda! We're even more disgusted our race has become the #1 victim of not only MSM lies but, of non-white rage.

Once again -88- - I tip my hat to you.

 

[Brewski]

Oh oh!

With visual evidence like that, native white Britons may lead themselves to the conclusion that niggers and "asians" are somehow responsible for the violence and crime in their midst!

Hopefully they will DO SOMETHING about their nigger problem - unlike America, who simply made them all Democrats.

 

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Originally posted by Brewski@Nov 26 2005, 12:57 AM
Oh oh!

With visual evidence like that, native white Britons may lead themselves to the conclusion that niggers and "asians" are somehow responsible for the violence and crime in their midst!

The UK mainstream media, BBC in particular would never let that happen. You would think that the release of these pictures would be the main story on the national news, but no. They lead with the death of an alcoholic footballer, then had a long piece on snow fall, when they finally got round to covering the murder of the white policewoman and the photos of the Somal

is/Asian, it was done as follows. It's a week since the woman was murdered and another white policewomen were shot, so there was a memorial service in her town. Of course the BBC focused on all the mud faces looking sad at this memorial and interviewed these muds - just so
native white people don't get any ideas in their heads about blacks & asians and their connections to murder/rape/fraud/bombing etc. etc.

 

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Man Held Over Shootings
Updated: 23:30, Saturday November 26, 2005
A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky and the attempted murder of her colleague PC Teresa Milburn in Bradford.

West Yorkshire police arrested Yusuf Jama in Birmingham.

He is one of three men police want to question over the murder of PC Beshenivsky.

She was shot dead attending a robbery at a Bradford travel agents a week ago on Friday.

The other two men, Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, and Jama's 25-year-old brother Mustaf are still at large, police said.

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-1204177,00.html

 

[madkins]

BBC.-UK
Last Updated: Sunday, 27 November 2005, 00:32 GMT

Man arrested in Pc shooting case

Yusuf Jama was arrested in Birmingham
Police hunting the killers of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky, who was shot dead during a robbery in Bradford last Friday, have arrested a 19-year-old man.

Yusuf Jama - one of three men named as suspects earlier this week - was arrested in Birmingham, police said.

The other two, Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, and Mr Jama's 25-year-old brother, Mustaf, are still at large, they added.

Pc Beshenivsky, 38, was killed and her colleague, Pc Teresa Milburn, 37, hurt during the raid at a travel agency.

The pair, both trainees, had gone unarmed to investigate the incident in Morley Street on 18 November.

Pc Beshenivsky was shot in the chest and her colleague shot in the shoulder.

Pc Milburn needed hospital treatment but was d

ischarged two days later.

Police said Mr Jama was arrested in
the Saltley area of east Birmingham on Saturday morning following as the result of an "incident".

Sharon Beshenivsky
Pc Sharon Beshenivsky was shot dead and her colleague wounded

They declined to give any further details for "operational reasons" but said initially there were armed police involved.

The arrest comes after police released photographs of the three suspects on Friday and appealed for help to trace them.

Earlier on Saturday they revealed this appeal had resulted in "a number of calls".

West Yorkshire Police said Mr Jama would be transported to an unnamed police station for questioning.

They are still appealing for help to trace the remaining two suspects.

All three suspects are thought to be from the north Kensington area of west London.

Six arrests

Pc Beshenivsky leaves a husband, three children and two step-children. Her youngest
chi
ld, Lydia, was celebrating her fourth birthday on the day her mother was shot.

Five Somali men, and a woman, arrested in Londo
n in the aftermath of the shooting were released without charge.

The men were all been bailed pending further inquiries. The woman was freed unconditionally.

# Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact the police incident room on 01274 373700.

Skara Brae,

madkins

 

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'KILLER' WAS ON BAIL
THE fugitive being hunted for the murder of policewoman Sharon Beshenivsky was earlier freed on BAIL, the News of the World can reveal.


Cops from Thames Valley police arrested Muzzaker Shah, 24, after a high-speed chase earlier this year.

They recovered a "happy bag" containing guns and drugs dumped out of the window of the car that Shah and two associates were in and even found Shah's DNA on the bag.


He was held for questioning

 

[-88-]

Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah and
Mustaf Jama may try to leave the UK

Pc killing suspects 'could flee'
Friday, 2 December 2005, 10:32 GMT

Two men wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a female officer in Bradford might be assisted in leaving the country, detectives fear.
Officers have warned anyone helping Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, and Mustaf Jama, aged 25, faces prosecution.

On Friday a reward for information leading to convictions in the case was increased from

 

[madkins]

telegtaph.co.uk


Suspects in WPc shooting 'may be trying to leave country'

(Filed: 02/12/2005)

Police fear that two men wanted for questioning in connection with the murder of a female police officer may be trying to leave the country.

Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah and Mustaf Jama
Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah [l] and Mustaf Jama [r] may try to flee

West Yorkshire Police are trying to trace Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, and Mustaf Jama, 25, in connection with the death of WPc Sharon Beshenivsky.

Detective Superintendent Andy Brennan said it was "highly probable" that the two men were trying to leave the country.

Speaking at a press conference in Bradford two weeks after WPc Beshenivsky was shot dead, Mr Brennan said the two men have strong links in the London area but also have connections in Sheffield, Birmingham, Coventry and Leicester.

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quot;All ports, airports, ferry terminals and railway stations have all
been notified of our interest in these individuals, from the moment they came of interest to the inquiry," he said.

"Posters and leaflets have been distributed to all these outlets in our efforts to try and trace these people and to ask the public for their assistance in tracing these men.

"I believe that it is highly probable that these men will try to leave the country."

He warned that anyone trying to assist the men risks prosecution.

He added: "I think it is highly likely that there is a small group of people who are assisting them at this moment in time and I would urge any member of that group to contact police as a matter of urgency."

Mr Brennan urged anyone who had any suspicions about anyone who may be assisting the men to contact police.

A reward of

 

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Armed Operation In Wales
Updated: 21:58, Sunday December 11, 2005
Police are involved in an armed siege in Wales which may be linked to the fatal shooting of a policewoman.

People in the Maindee area of Newport, in south Wales, have been evacuated from their homes.

A Gwent Police spokeswoman said the evacuation was "for their own safety".

A resident said: "We've been told not to go outside or go near any of the windows. We think they broke down the front door with a battering ram a couple of hours ago but the man they want to question is still inside because the police are still around.

"The house went up for sale a while ago. The people who bought it moved in recently but I don't know them or what they look like.""

Officers launched the operation early on Sunday in a bid to speak to a man in connection with firearms offenc

es.

The spokeswoman said: "Gwent Police are attempting to establish conta
ct with a man in the Maindee area with regard to firearms offences.

"Residents in the locality have been evacuated as a precautionary measure for their own safety and Gwent Police are looking after their welfare."

The incident may be linked to the fatal shooting of PC Sharon Beshenivsky who was killed when responding to an armed robbery in Bradford last month.

Crimestoppers has offered a

 

[madkins]

BBC.-Wales
Last Updated: Sunday, 11 December 2005, 23:03 GMT

Firearms officers in Welsh siege

Police officers remain embroiled in an armed siege hours after they swooped on a house in Wales searching for a man wanted over firearms offences.

Nearby residents have been evacuated for their "own safety" while the street - Cromwell Road in the Maindee area of Newport - remains sealed off.

Gwent police have been trying to make contact with the suspect.

Police have refused to comment on speculation it was linked to the death of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford.

The 38-year-old was killed while investigating a robbery on 18 November. Her colleague, Pc Teresa Milburn, 37, was also shot and injured.

Two men - Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, and 25-year-old Mustaf Jama - are being hunted by police over the incident.


Mustaf Jama is wanted by
r
police over the shooting of Pc Beshenivsky

Newport has a large Soma
li community and Mr Jama is Somali but police have refused to comment on whether they were searching for him.

Police in Wales say two local schools - St Patrick's on Fairfax Road and St Andrew's Infants on Milner Street - will be closed because of the siege.

'Battering ram'

Chief Inspector Heather Jones said: "The schools will be closed because the inquiry is ongoing.

"We have to make sure the search area is safe."

One resident saw a heavy police presence opposite her house when she woke at 7am.

She said: "We think they broke down the door with a battering ram but the man they want to question is still inside.

"We've seen armed police, riot police, uniformed police and dog handlers. We've seen black vans as well as normal police vans."

Chief Insp Jones said: "Gwent Police are attempting to establish contact with a man in
th
e Maindee area with regard to firearms offences.

"Residents in the locality have been evacuated as a precautionary measure for their own safety and
Gwent Police are looking after their welfare."

Skara Brae,

madkins

 

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Arrests In Siege Street
Updated: 20:31, Monday December 12, 2005
A prime suspect wanted in connection with the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky has been arrested in south Wales.

Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, is being taken to West Yorkshire for questioning along with a 23-year-old man also arrested in Newport.

Shah had been on the run since the fatal shooting of the police officer in Bradford last month.

The two were arrested by officers in a street which had been surrounded in an armed siege at the weekend.

Eyewitness Tommy Roberts said: "As I got to Cromwell Road, I noticed about five officers pointing their guns at two males on the floor.

"About five police officers had their guns pointed at their body and head.

"They were both handcuffed and the Somali man was put into a car and the other went into a police van."

A police spok

esman said: "Gwent Police, working together with West Yorkshire Poli
ce and officers from
the Metropolitan Police Service, have been working in Gwent resulting in the arrests.

"Both men will be transported to West Yorkshire for questioning."


Police closed off streets Officers first surrounded a house in Cromwell Road in the early hours of Sunday morning during an armed siege.

The road in the Maindee area was cordoned off for a second time by armed officers following a swoop on a launderette. The cordon has now been lifted although officers remain on guard.

The operation was linked to the investigation by West Yorkshire Police into the fatal shooting of PC Beshenivsky in Bradford last month.

Her colleague PC Teresa Milburn was also injured as they attended an armed raid at a travel agent in the city centre.

Yusuf Jamma, 19, has been charged with the murder of the PC Beshenivsky and robbery and firearms offences. He has been remaded in custody
.

West Yorkshire Police are still searching for suspect 25-year-old Mustaf Jamma.

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13477538,00.html

 

[Crusader]

Are the police in the UK still unarmed?! Good God .

 

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Four Arrests In WPC Murder Probe

Thursday, 2nd February 2006, 16:12
Category: Crime and Punishment

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LIFE STYLE EXTRA (UK) - Four men have been arrested over the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky, but detectives today warned that a 'very dangerous suspect' is still on the run.

Mother-of-three PC Beshenivsky was shot dead after she and colleague PC Teresa Milburn tried to stop a robbery in a Bradford travel agents on 18 November last year.

Last night officers from West Yorkshire Police and the Met arrested four men in connection with murder and firearms offences.

Three men, a 24-year-old Halifax man and two 24-year-old men, were arrested in a London operation and a 32-year-old man was arrested in Leicester.

They have been taken back to police stations in West Yorkshire
for questioning.

A spokeswoman for West Yor
ks
hire Police said: "Officers investigating the death of PC Sharon Beshenivsky, the shooting of her colleague PC Teresa Milburn and robbery on Friday 18th November, 2005, in Bradford last night arrested four men in connection with murder and firearms offences.

"With assistance from the Metropolitan Police, three men were arrested in London they were a 24-year-old Halifax man and two 24-year-old men from London and a 32-year-old man was also arrested in Leicester.

"They have been brought back to police stations in West Yorkshire for questioning.

"We are not releasing the locations where these men were arrested as we are still searching for another man and he is considered a very dangerous suspect.

"We are reminding the public that we still want to trace 25 year old Mustaf Jama. We believe he has links with Sheffield, Birmingham, Coventry and Leicester, although he could be anywhere in the country.


"If you see him, or know of his whereabouts, do not approach him but ring police immediately

."

Earlier, two men arrested in Birmingham in January over the shooting were released on bail.

Yusuf Jama, 19, and Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 24, are charged with murder.

Rewards totalling

 

[Rasp]

PC's killers charged with stabbing at prison

PC's killers charged with stabbing at prison

• Pair to face court over attack at high security jail
• Inmate serving life was injured in stomach

Two members of the gang who murdered PC Sharon Beshenevsky during a bungled armed robbery have been charged with stabbing a fellow inmate at a high security prison. Yusuf Abdillh Jamma, 20, and Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 25, were jailed for life for the shooting of the officer in Bradford, West Yorkshire, two years ago.

They are accused of stabbing an unnamed 22-year-old man from the north-west at Frankland Prison in Durham in March and will appear before Peterlee magistrates on August 30 charged with wounding with intent. Last December, after an 11-week trial, they were told they must serve at least 35 years for PC Beshenevsky's murder before they are eligible for parole. She was shot on her daughter's fourth birthday. Her colleague PC Teresa Milburn was shot in the chest during the robbery at a travel agency in November 2005, but survived. The robbers escaped with little more than Ô�Å¡£5,000.

The injured prisoner, who was serving life for murder, was stabbed in the stomach on March 6.

Frankland prison, which houses some of the UK's most dangerous terrorists, has seen a number of high profile attacks in recent months. In July the cell of Hussain Osman, one of the July 21 bomb plotters, was set alight by inmates shortly after he was jailed. Another al-Qaida inmate, Dhiren Barot, spent five days in hospital in Newcastle after he was scalded with a liquid made of boiling water and sugar. He had been jailed for 30 years for plotting to kill thousands of people in the failed London bomb attacks of two years ago. Barot is described as one of al-Qaida's most senior operatives in Europe.

Frankland is also home to Omar Kyham, who had planned to blow up the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent using fertiliser bombs. Concerns surrounding security at the prison emerged this month after children found a bag containing a sawn-off shotgun and balaclavas hidden in undergrowth. The jail houses around 730 of the country's most feared criminals.

Shah, from Kenton, Greater London, admitted murder but denied firing the fatal shot which killed PC Beshenevsky. Jamma, from Small Heath, Birmingham, was convicted of murder after he told the court he accidentally shot the officer. His brother Mustaf is thought to have been part of the bungled raid and is believed to have flown back to their native Somalia via Heathrow wearing a veil and using his sister's passport. He had been released from jail six months before PC Beshenevsky was killed and had been considered for deportation, but was allowed to stay in the UK as Somalia was considered to be too dangerous.

The Prison Service claims attacks on inmates are rare. "However, a prison is a difficult and demanding environment where staff manage a volatile population," it said in a statement.

 

[LaKooneshia]

In True African Fashion - Nigger Celebrates Killing With Gang Rape

:bongo: :bongo: :bongo:

"Muh Dik"

:bongo: :bongo: :bongo:​

The "Poor Somalian Refugee" who shot dead WPC Sharon Beshenivsky carried out a brutal gang rape as he partied while on the run.

Yusuf Jama, 21, turned sex beast just a week after killing the cop who responded to an armed raid.

He was among up to nine men who repeatedly raped the victim at a house party. He was arrested when police swooped on the premises.

Somalian Jama, at the centre of a nationwide manhunt after WPC Beshenivsky’s death, gave the officers a false name.

But they knew they had the cop killer when he sneered to a policewoman: “What are you looking at? I’ll do the same to you as I did to the bitch last week."�

Jama, of Small Heath, Birmingham, was later jailed for life at Newcastle Crown Court for PC Beshenivsky’s 2005 murder in Bradford.

He has now received an extra 12-year term after being convicted of conspiracy to rape over the attack in Birmingham.

The city’s Crown Court heard the victim was forced upstairs, stripped and raped.

In an unusual move, Jama was tried under the name he gave cops to avoid prejudicing his chance of a fair trial.

The December hearing can only now be revealed after the conclusion of another case. That saw Jama given four more years for knifing a fellow prisoner.

 

[Arheel's Uncle]

PC Sharon Beshenivsky's accused killer in court after extradition

A man has appeared at Sheffield Crown court today over the alleged murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky - a police officer and mum who was shot and killed on duty in Bradford in 2005

www.mirror.co.uk

Live

Sharon Beshenivsky: Trial to take place next year for man charged with police officer's murder​

A man has appeared at Sheffield Crown court today over the alleged murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky - a police officer and mum who was shot and killed on duty in Bradford in 2005

Pc Sharon Beshenivsky (
Image: BRADFORD POLICE/AFP via Getty Im)

• Plea looks set to be adjourned as court sets trial date10:59

By
Susie BeeverNews Reporter

• Updated13:25, 14 Jul 2023

A man has appeared in court today charged with the murder of PC Sharon Beshenivsky nearly 20 years ago.

PC Beshenivsky was shot while on duty investigating reports of a burglary near Bradford city centre in November 2005.

The mum-of-five, who was due to celebrate her daughter's birthday later that day, tragically died from her injuries. A second police officer, PC Teresa Millburn, was also seriously injured in the shooting.

Piran Ditta Khan was extradited back to the UK in April this year, West Yorkshire Police revealed, after he was arrested in Pakistan.

He appeared at Sheffield Crown court where he was due to plead either guilty or not guilty to the count of murder, but the case has now been delayed until later in the year after no interpreter was available.

As well as murder, Khan, 74, also faces charges of robbery, two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and two counts of possession of a prohibited weapon.

The firearms charges relate to his alleged possession of a Mac 10 sub-machine gun and a 9mm pistol. All the alleged offences are said to have taken place on the same day, November 18 2005.

Khan is now set to appear for a plea in October, with a provisional trial date set for February 12 next year.

This live blog is now over.
10:59 KEY EVENT

Plea looks set to be adjourned as court sets trial date​

Looks as though today's plea is now to be adjourned due to there being no translator available. Khan has appeared over video link from custody, but the case can't progress without a Punjabi interpreter to hand.
Legal discussions are now ongoing, Yorkshire Live reports from court, and a new plea hearing date of October 6 has been set. The court has also set a provisional trial date for Khan for February 12 next year.
10:43Susie Beever

Who was PC Beshenivsky?​

PC Sharon Beshenivsky had been serving West Yorkshire Police for only nine months when she died.
A mum of three, and step-mum to two other children, the 38-year-old was working a regular shift on her youngest daughter's fourth birthday on November 18, 2005. She and colleague PC Millburn were sent to investigate reports of an alarm going off at a travel agents on the edge of Bradford city centre when she was shot.
At the time, the incident prompted a national outpouring of grief. Pc Beshenivsky was the seventh female officer to die in the line of duty. Her funeral was held in January the following year and was attended by hundreds.

PC Sharon Beshenivsky died on November 18, 2005. (
Image:
West Yorkshire Police/PA Wire)
10:31Susie Beever

Who is Piran Ditta Khan?​

Khan, 74, has appeared in the dock at Sheffield Crown court this morning charged with several serious offences, including the murder of 38-year-old Pc Beshenivsky.
He was extradited from Pakistan earlier this year after being arrested over there in 2020 two years after West Yorkshire Police issued a warrant.

Piran Ditta Khan was extradited in April this year (
Image:
Daily Mirror/Andy Stenning)
10:28Susie Beever

A recap of the story​

Here's an overview of the story to refresh your memory.

• Pc Sharon Beshenivsky died in November 2005 after she was called out to a business on Morley Street, Bradford, over reports of a burglar alarm going off. Her colleague PC Teresa Millburn was also shot.
• PC Beshenivsky tragically died of her injuries. Her colleague meanwhile survived although was seriously injured.
• Police later tracked a car apparently fleeing the scene on CCTV, leading to the arrests of six suspects.
• Another suspect, Piran Ditta Khan, was arrested 14 years later in Pakistan and West Yorkshire Police have been trying to get him extradited to face charges in the UK since.
• Khan was extradited in April this year, and now faces court today.

SCUM OF THE EARTH.