Man charged with helping UK imam murderer flee UK

September 27, 2016 18:09

Britain's counter-terrorism officer investigating the murder of a Bangladeshi-origin imam today charged a 24-year-old man for helping his killer flee the country.

Jalal Uddin died of multiple injuries to his head and face in the UK earlier this year and his killer, Mohammed Abdul Kadir, was convicted of the 71-year-olds murder earlier this month in absentia.

Kadir is believed to have fled to Syria and joined Islamic State terrorists.

Mohammed Syadul Hussain has now been charged with assisting an offender contrary to Section 4 of the Criminal Law Act 1967 and is accused of helping Kadir leave the country for Turkey three days after the murder on February 18.

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