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UK terrorist murders of elderly Muslim men - big questions for police and press

Friday Politics Show | 27.02.2016 01:35 | Anti-racism | Policing

String of terrorist murders of elderly Muslim men in Britain; Maz Saleem whose elderly father was murdered in Birmingham 2013 discussing the murder of former Imam Jalal Uddin in Rochdale last week, also Muslim Mushin Ahmed murdered in Rotherham last August; her father Mohammed Saleem murdered in Birmingham by a Ukrainian neo-Nazi – hate crime and racism, media coverage of her father compared to Lee Rigby;

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Two arrested on suspicion of murdering former imam Jalal Uddin in Rochdale
12:25, 22 FEB 2016 BY PETE BAINBRIDGE

A 21-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have now been detained in connection with the 64-year-old's death last week
Police have arrested a teenager and a young man on suspicion of murdering Jalal Uddin in Rochdale .
The former imam, 64, died from a head injury after he was found in a playground in the Wardleworth area of the town last week.
A 21-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have now been detained on suspicion of murder in connection with Mr Uddin’s death.
They were held at an address on Ramsay Street in Rochdale, police said . A Vauxhall Astra was also seized as part of the investigation. Both suspects remain in custody for questioning.
It’s believed Mr Uddin was attacked shortly before 9pm last Thursday, February 18. He was taken to hospital but passed away a short time later.
A 31-year-old man was arrested the following day on suspicion of murder but he has now been released without charge and eliminated from police enquiries . GMP officers say it is still too early to say if the attack was a ‘hate incident’....

“We are continuing to appeal for anyone with information to come forward and following extensive analysis of CCTV, we now know that Jalal walked into the park from the South Street entrance at 8.41pm before he was then found injured seven minutes later by a member of the public.
"We are keen to speak to anyone who saw anything suspicious in the South Street area around this time, no matter how big or small you believe it may be.”
Anyone with information should please contact officers at GMP’s Major Incident Team on 0161 856 4711 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.

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