Foreword from NeverboredLuton: Last night on TV their was a report about the guilty conviction of five luton Muslims who attacked and murdered an African faithhealer who owed them 14,000 pounds. They first rubbed salt into his wounds and tortured him. He was a Muslim himself. He did his healing by having camels sacrifised in the Gambia on clients behalf.
One of those to be sentenced was Imran Khan, brother of Nigel "killer" Khan who Lionheart has reported on before.
It is on page 3 of 9th march "Luton on Sunday." including photos.
This, dear "boredluton" is what has happened to that Town and the people there.
It has all occurred over the last 20 years as social division has been the order of the day.
Whitehill Rd was a quiet and well to do road, and this lady is probably one of the original residents.
I hope the police catch him, and there have been sightings apparently.
The importation of heroin into Britain has affected mainly white kids and younger adults, but even amongst Muslims there are many addicts who chase the dragon. They fund their lifestyles through selling drugs on behalf of their dealers who are mainly well known to the police.
I call upon Chief Constable of Bedfordshire Gillian Parker, QPM, BSc.(Hons), MSt.(Cantab)to do her duty and instruct her police to act with the utmost powers at their disposal to rid the streets of this despicable scourge.
You have the intelligence on the crime families, do your duty to protect the civilians before vigilantism becomes the only option for their protection. Stand up and be counted Madam.
We salute your future efforts.
Luton on SundayFaith healer murderers sentenced
Two men found guilty of murdering spiritual healer Alfusaine Jabbi were today sentenced to more than 20 years in prison each.
Tariq Shaffi Malik, 29, of Selbourne Road, Luton and Imran Khan, 27, of Rondini Avenue, Luton had been found guilty of the murder of the 22-year-old Gambian on Friday.
Mr Jabbi had been found dead in Leagrave Park, Luton, on Saturday, April 29, 2006.
Today, Tariq Shaffi Malik was sentenced to a minimum of 22 years imprisonment for the murder of Mr Jabbi, four years imprisonment for conspiracy to unlawfully imprison, and a total of five years imprisonment relating to two charges of perverting the course of justice.
Appearing at Luton Crown Court he was also sentenced to three years relating to a further charge of perverting the course of justice for which he pleaded guilty on January 16.
Imran Khan was sentenced to a minimum of 20 years imprisonment for murder, four years imprisonment for conspiracy to unlawfully imprison and a total of six years, six months relating to two charges of perverting the course of justice.
Also appearing at court, Guhar Sultana Mirza, 26, was sentenced to a total of three years imprisonment relating to two charges of perverting the course of justice.
Khalid Malik, 28, of Selbourne Road, Luton, was sentenced to two years, six months for perverting the course of justice.
All sentences will be run con-currently for all defendants.
On Friday, co-defendant Rubina Shah, 38, of Willow Way, Luton, was found guilty of conspiracy to unlawfully imprison. She was remanded into custody and will appear at Luton Crown Court for sentencing next month.
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