Police Order Khan to Repay Over £260k in Confiscation Proceedings
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Updated Oct 20
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What happened
West Yorkshire Police initiated confiscation proceedings against Mohammed Tasadiq Khan. A hearing at Leeds Crown Court found Khan benefited by £2.75 million from a £100 million cocaine and heroin supply operation. He was ordered to repay £260,108.04 within three months. Razwan Arif, who was described as the gang’s “accountant,” was separately ordered to pay £51,967.64.
Why it matters
The confiscation proceedings, conducted under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, allow recovered assets to support crime prevention and enforcement work. A portion of these funds is also reinvested into communities across the region through the Mayor’s Safer Communities Fund.
Who's involved
- KhanSubject of the confiscation proceedings for involvement in a major drug operation.
- West Yorkshire PoliceThe police force that launched the confiscation proceedings against Khan.
- Tracy BrabinAssociated with the Mayor’s Safer Communities Fund that receives recovered assets.
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
- Khan
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West Yorkshire Police
territorial police force in England
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