Justice for All People’s Campaign

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11/08/2025

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02/08/2025

Teenager Stabbed to Death in Bury Car Park as Two Arrested

A murder investigation is underway in Bury after a 19-year-old man was fatally stabbed in a car park on Market Street. The incident occurred just before 9pm on Friday, 1 August 2025, near the Powerleague football complex, adjacent to Bury College.

The victim sustained multiple stab wounds and later died from his injuries in hospital.

Greater Manchester Police have confirmed that the attack is believed to be targeted, with no broader risk to the public. Detective Chief Inspector John Charlton, from the force’s Major Incident Team, said specialist officers are providing support to the victim’s family and friends during this distressing time.

Multiple police scenes remain active, including at the Powerleague car park and a related site on Valley Mill Lane, approximately half a mile away, where a forensic tent has been erected and residents reported hearing screams.

This evening police arrested two 19-year-old males on suspicion of murder. Both individuals remain in custody as the investigation continues to uncover the circumstances of the teenager’s death.

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27/07/2025

Murder investigation launched in Batley, West Yorkshire.

18/07/2025

Breaking News: A man has been stabbed outside a Masjid after Jumma Prayer in Accrington Lancashire. This is absolutely shameful and heartbreaking, Young youths carrying knives and brutally attacking outside the house of Allah, Justice For All People’s Campaign declares a Knife Pandemic. Police statement below:

Our officers are currently dealing with an incident in Accrington and we just wanted to give you the latest information and stop any misinformation spreading.

We were called to Lower Antley Street at 2.37pm today following reports of an assault which happened outside Raza Jamia Masjid.

Our officers have attended and found a man in his 40s had suffered an injury to his back, consistent with being stabbed.

He has been taken to hospital and his condition is described as serious but stable.

Enquiries are ongoing to locate and arrest the suspect. This is being treated as an isolated incident between parties known to each other. There is no perceived wider threat to the public.

We would ask people not to engage in any unhelpful speculation which causes unnecessary upset and concern.

You will see an increased police presence in the area carrying out enquiries and acting as a reassuring presence to local residents.

If you have any concerns, please stop an officer and say hello.

We know that there were people at the scene who may have filmed the incident. If this is you, or if you know of any mobile phone, CCTV or dashcam footage that could assist our enquiries, please get in touch.

Anyone with information or footage is asked to call 101, quoting log 0894 of 18th July 2025.

16/07/2025

Seven Men Charged with Murder, Crow Nest Park, Dewsbury

Wednesday, 16 July, 2025

Seven men will appear before magistrates in Leeds tomorrow charged with the murder of a man in Dewsbury.

Extensive enquires continue by the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team into the murder on Saturday 12 July of a man who can now be named as 36-year-old Shahmus Hussain from Dewsbury.

Mr Hussain was fatally stabbed in Crow Nest Park at about 8:10pm following an incident of disorder.

As part of the fast-moving investigation, the below men have now been charged with murder and detained in custody to appear before Leeds Magistrates’ Court.

They are:

Saqlain Ali, aged 21, of Pilgrim Drive, Dewsbury.
Basit Ali, aged 31, of Pilgrim Drive, Dewsbury.
Sakeb Khan, aged 32, of Pilgrim Drive, Dewsbury.
Asim Akram, aged 20, of Pilgrim Crescent, Dewsbury.
Faizaan Akram, aged 18, of Pilgrim Crescent, Dewsbury.
Zeeshan Khan, aged 18, of Pilgrim Crescent, Dewsbury.
Asif Azeem, aged 23, of Groves Hall Road, Dewsbury.
A 44-year-old Dewsbury man arrested earlier in the week has now been released under investigation while a 23-year-old Dewsbury man has been released on police bail.

Police continue to appeal for information about the offence, which is being treated as a localised and isolated incident.

Information can be provided to the HMET investigation team by calling West Yorkshire Police on 101 or online at https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/LiveChat quoting reference 1860 of 12/7.

16/07/2025

Two men jailed after kidnapping and assaulting an 87-year-old Imam in Oldham. Two men were sentenced to a combined total of more than 20 years for their roles in the kidnap and assault.

Azizur Rahman (21/05/1986) of NFA was sentenced at Manchester Crown Court yesterday (15/07/2025) for 11 years and four months after being found guilty of the following charges:

Kidnap.
Robbery.
Section 18 assault.
Non-fatal strangulation.
Pervert the course of justice.
Shohad Miah (30/04/2000) of Fir Bank Road, Royton, was sentenced to nine years imprisonment at the same court after being found guilty of the following charges:

Kidnap.
Section 20 assault.
Non-fatal strangulation.
Pervert the course of justice.
On Sunday 15 September 2024, Rahman and Miah, acting together, kidnapped an 87-year-old man and subjected him to a sustained assault, causing him very serious injuries including a bleed on the brain, lacerations, bruising, and knocked-out teeth.

He was eventually released and a member of the public called an ambulance and he was taken to hospital.

In a statement read out in court, the victim said: "Before the incident, I used to go out of the house regularly and speak with members of the community. I don’t go out as often anymore.

"When I do, I feel a great sense of shame over what happened to me. I am well known in the community and lots of people ask me what happened. I get a sense from speaking to people that they assume I must have done something wrong to be treated in such a way. This makes me feel shameful in my own community.

"Before this happened, I used to walk to mosque every day by myself with freedom and I would look forward to going. Now, even though I still walk to mosque by myself, I feel scared in case something like this happens again. This is very stressful and to feel this way every day is a big thing to have to go through.

"I have been scared ever since this happened and am still not sleeping well. At night, I keep thinking about what happened to me and it keeps me awake as I run it through in my mind.

"I was in poor health even before I was attacked and I honestly thought I was going to die. Following my time in hospital, I now have to take even more daily medication due to the injuries inflicted on me.

"The physical impact on me is that I cannot hear as well out of my left ear. It feels like I have lost half of my hearing. My eyesight in my left eye is weaker than before the attack and I am still having a lot of pain in both cheek bones where the bruising was. I also had a tooth knocked out and another one is loose, which causes me pain whenever I eat.

"This is another daily reminder of what happened. I just want it all to go away."

Detective Sergeant Rick Bolt, of our Major Incident Team, said: "As an investigation team we are pleased with the sentencings handed out today. This was a particularly shocking crime that targeted a vulnerable elderly man, causing him severe physical and emotional trauma.

“This was not a random attack; the victim was specifically targeted due to a prior visit to Rahman's home, where he had performed prayers.

“The swift and thorough investigation by our team, utilising forensic evidence, ensured that these dangerous individuals were brought to justice.

“We hope this sentence provides some measure of comfort to the victim and his family and serves as a stark warning to those who think they can commit such brutal acts without consequence."