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Naseem Hamed's brother could go to jail for taking the law into his own hands. Murad Hamed has been told he could be imprisoned for a mistaken 'citizen's arrest' of an innocent man.
Murad, 25, admitted affray at Sheffield Crown Court.
A family spokesman said today : "It is a very unfortunate situation which got out of hand. Murad is very regretful and remorseful for what happened. His family is 100 per cent behind him.
"Everyone makes mistakes and Murad is no exception. Hopefully he will eventually be able to put this behind him."
In an earlier hearing at Sheffield Magistrates Court, prosecutors said Hamed pursued a man across Sheffield in a car chase before demanding the man's car keys.
Hamed wrongly believed his victim, Greg Walker, had stolen a Peugeot belonging to the Hamed family, it was alleged.
Judge John Swanson told Hamed and his co-accused, Sameer Mohammed, 25, they could face jail.
He said: "You genuinely believed you had been wronged by the complainant. But there is a public interest in people not taking the law into their own hands. If I were to sentence you today you would receive a prison sentence."
The case was adjourned for pre-sentence reports.

what hameds bro should have done is called up the police and waited three hours (or three weeks) for a cop to show up and tell him 'follow that car!!!... oh wait'

fornicating stupid law in britain, not long ago some low down maggot was in my garden trying to break into the house. my mum was alone and in complete terror. she called the police and they never showed up.

thank god the guy lost interest and fucked off.

if she had gone out & hit him with an implement of some kind she'd be doing time. if me or my bro, or worse still my dad had been home theres no question the guy wouldve got fucked up. and WE'd be in the wrong in the eyes of the law!!! even though the fuckin pigs never bothered showing up.

most of thes egusy i come across are a shower of shit and the truth is the way the UK is these days no way can you avoid having to take the law into your own hands sometimes.

overhand_right wrote:what hameds bro should have done is called up the police and waited three hours (or three weeks) for a cop to show up and tell him 'follow that car!!!... oh wait'

fornicating stupid law in britain, not long ago some low down maggot was in my garden trying to break into the house. my mum was alone and in complete terror. she called the police and they never showed up.

thank god the guy lost interest and fucked off.

if she had gone out & hit him with an implement of some kind she'd be doing time. if me or my bro, or worse still my dad had been home theres no question the guy wouldve got fucked up. and WE'd be in the wrong in the eyes of the law!!! even though the fuckin pigs never bothered showing up.

most of thes egusy i come across are a shower of shit and the truth is the way the UK is these days no way can you avoid having to take the law into your own hands sometimes.

I recall Naz doing something similar to a bloke who had ripped him off. Naz went round to the bloke's house and the bloke confessed and got a year's bird.
Naz made sure he got the right man, of course.

you seem to have missed the point here. The bloke had not stolen naz's brother's car so therefore was wrong to do it. Basically he saw a guy driving a Peugeot and thought I know............

Costa wrote:you seem to have missed the point here. The bloke had not stolen naz's brother's car so therefore was wrong to do it. Basically he saw a guy driving a Peugeot and thought I know............

Naz's brother apparently saw the bloke in a pub first, followed him out, then the car chase took place.