Female policeman was murdered 17 years ago in England, officers brought 74-year-old suspect from Pakistan

London :British authorities have extradited a 74-year-old suspect from Pakistan in connection with the murder of a female policewoman in northern England 17 years ago. Piran Ditta Khan was brought to the UK from Pakistan on Tuesday, where West Yorkshire Police took her into custody. He has been charged with the murder of Police Constable Sharon Beshnivsky in Bradford on 18 November 2005. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) says it submitted an extradition warrant and charge sheet against Khan to the relevant authority in 2006. Khan faces charges of concealing murder, robbery, possession of a weapon with intent to endanger life and possession of a prohibited weapon. There are allegations. Joan Jackmek, chief prosecutor for the CPS, said: ‘A suspect has been extradited from Pakistan to the UK in connection with the 2005 murder of police constable Sharon in Bradford. Prosecutors in the CPS extradition and international units have worked hard for this.

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Arrested in Pakistan in 2020

“Since Peeran Ditta Khan’s arrest in Pakistan in 2020, our special prosecutors have been working closely with our Pakistani partners to complete the legal process to bring her back to the UK to face charges nearly 20 years old,” he said. Could. In November 2005, a police constable who rushed to the scene of a robbery involving a travel agent in Bradford was shot dead.