Two men, Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, are charged in connection with the theft of England’s World Cup kit valued at about $18,000 (£13,467). The charges relate to receiving stolen property, according to the reports. The items reportedly include football boots and additional equipment, as well as consumer-type products such as a Lego set and two cuddly lions. The men are described in the coverage as being thought to be originally from Afghanistan. If convicted, they face a maximum sentence of seven years’ imprisonment, the outlets report. The accounts also state that the charges follow the team’s arrival as England begins its World Cup campaign, and they include references to a disclosed list of the stolen goods. The reporting is based on the charges and alleged inventory of items, and it does not indicate the outcome of the case.
Two men charged over theft of England World Cup kit worth about £13,000
Two men, Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, are charged in connection with the theft of England’s World Cup kit valued at about $18,000 (£13,467). The charges relate to receiving stolen property, accordin...
- Mustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal are charged with receiving stolen property.
- The alleged stolen items include England’s World Cup kit, including football boots and equipment.
- The value reported by outlets is about $18,000 (£13,467), roughly £13,000.
- The coverage says the items also include a Lego set and two cuddly lions.
- If convicted, the men face up to seven years in prison.
These are the two men who have been charged with the theft of $18,000 (£13,467) worth of England boots and equipment and face up to seven years in prison.
2 months agoThese are the two men have been charged with the theft of $18,000 (£13,467) worth of England boots and equipment and face up to seven years in prison.
2 months agoMustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, who are thought to be originally from Afghanistan , are accused of receiving stolen property and if convicted could be jailed for a maximum of seven years.
2 months agoMustafa Salik and Erfan Kamal, who are thought to be originally from Afghanistan , are accused of receiving stolen property and if convicted could be jailed for a maximum of seven years.
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