Syrian fugitive jailed for attempted murder found living in UK council home and claiming benefits
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A Syrian fugitive who was wanted for trying to murder a man over a parking row in Romania was found living in a British council house claiming benefits.
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Mohamad Agha was wanted by Romanian officials after being convicted of trying to murder Galea Andrei Calin with a pickaxe in August 2020.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Agha was eventually convicted in his absence and sentenced to four years in a Romanian jail, reports MailOnline.
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However, he challenged his conviction while living in the UK but failed in March 2023 and was made the subject of a European Arrest Warrant.After leaving Syria, Agha spent time in Germany, Holland, Belgium and Romania, where he met his current wife in 2017, the 51-year-old came to the UK...
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