Kent men face trial on people-smuggling charges
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Five men are to stand trial on charges involving a plot to
smuggle illegal immigrants out of the United Kingdom to France.
They include Enver Nuredini, 52, of
Sturry Road, Canterbury, and Farman Osman, 27, of Bond Road,
Ashford.
The three others are Ghulam Abbas, 39,
of Camden Street, Nelson, Lancashire, Rebaz Ahmad, 23, of Chalvey
West Road, Slough, Berkshire, and Khokon Miah, 45, of Brick Lane,
Hackney, East London.
Abbas denied one charge of conspiracy
to facilitate commission of a breach of immigration law between
December 1 and 4, 2008.
The four others had pleaded not guilty
to three conspiracy charges between November 2008 and May last year
at an earlier hearing.
Miah also denied obtaining leave to
enter or remain in the UK by deception betweeen January and March
2001 by presenting a Bangladeshi passport without proper entry
clearance from the authorities.
The five were released on bail to
stand trial at Maidstone Crown Court on May 10.
Friday, March 19 2010
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