Three sentenced after more than £150,000 cash found in bags Three men who refused to explain why they were driving around Greater Manchester and Bradford with carrier bags filled with banknote have been sentenced. In October 2018, Amir Khan, 40, dropped off more than £150,000 to two men. Both were later stopped in their cars by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigators. Khan had given the men carrier bags filled with the cash. Shabir Kharal, 63, was found with more than £64,000 while Sohail Bham, 44, had more than £97,000 in his car. A later search of Khan’s Cheetham Hill flat uncovered bundles of banknotes totalling £403,750 and a cash counting machine. During interview, the men refused to answer questions about the cash.
Amir Khan, 40, of Amina Road, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, has been jailed after being one of three men involved in a cash drop. Picture: Greater Manchester Police THREE men who refused to explain why they were driving around Bradford and Greater Manchester with carrier bags filled with banknotes have been sentenced. Amir Khan, 40, of Amina Road, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, dropped off more than £150,000 to two men. Both were later stopped in their cars by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigators. Khan had given the men carrier bags filled with the cash. Shabir Kharal, 63, of Harper Green Road, Bolton, was found with more than £64,000 while Sohail Bham, 44, of Nicola Court, Bradford, had more than £97,000 in his car. The incident took place in October 2018.