Mohammed Ali Khan Charged Conspiracy Murder Coventry Shooting

Two men have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder following separate violent incidents involving firearms in the West Midlands. Amar Khan, 40, was charged after a group attack in Walsall last July that left four people seriously injured; he faces multiple charges including conspiracy to murder and possession of weapons, and was remanded to appear at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court. In a separate case, Mohammad Ali Khan, 31, was charged with conspiracy to murder after a shooting in a car park on Far Gosford Street, Coventry, on September 13, where the victim was seriously wounded and remains hospitalized but is recovering. Both cases highlight ongoing police efforts to tackle gun crime in the region, with specialized firearms officers and investigative teams actively pursuing those involved in armed criminality. Previous convictions related to the Walsall incident have resulted in lengthy prison sentences for eight other men. The authorities continue to emphasize their commitment to public safety and addressing violent crime in the West Midlands.