Two men accused in connection with a planned shooting in Smethwick, West Midlands, are described as having been involved in a botched incident in which one man allegedly fired a weapon by mistake. According to the report, Adam Liaqat, 19, and Adad Khan, 22, were parked together while preparing to carry out a shooting. The account states that Liaqat, who was driving, accidentally discharged his weapon before the attack was carried out. The shot hits Khan in the leg, leaving him in pain while they were still at the scene. The report characterizes the incident as preventing the planned attack from taking place as intended. It describes the men’s presence in a vehicle and the moment Liaqat fired in error, rather than a deliberate start to the shooting. The information provided does not detail subsequent arrests, charges beyond the allegations, or the extent of Khan’s injuries. The report therefore focuses on the circumstances leading up to the planned shooting and the alleged accidental shooting between the two men.
Two men accused of planned shooting say one accidentally shot the other in Smethwick
Two men accused in connection with a planned shooting in Smethwick, West Midlands, are described as having been involved in a botched incident in which one man allegedly fired a weapon by mistake. Acc...
- Adam Liaqat, 19, and Adad Khan, 22, are linked to a planned shooting in Smethwick, West Midlands.
- They are described as being parked in a vehicle while preparing the planned attack.
- The report states Liaqat, the driver, fires his gun accidentally before the planned shooting occurs.
- Khan is allegedly shot in the leg and is left writhing in pain.
- The incident is presented as interrupting the planned attack.
Would-be shooters Adam Liaqat, 19, and Adad Khan, 22, were parked up planning a shooting in Smethwick, West Midlands, when driver Liaqat fired in error - leaving Khan writhing.
3 months agoWould-be shooters Adam Liaqat, 19, and Adad Khan, 22, were parked up planning a shooting in Smethwick, West Midlands, when driver Liaqat fired in error - leaving Khan writhing.
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