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Birmingham crash: Another victim named Birmingham crash victim Kasar Jehangir jailed over police chase
(about 7 hours later)
Another victim of the multi-car crash in Birmingham that left six people dead has been named. One of the six victims of a multi-car fatal crash in Birmingham had served a prison sentence over a 130mph police pursuit, the BBC understands.
Kasar Jehangir, 25, is thought to have been travelling in an Audi with Tauqeer Hussain, 26, and Mohammed Fasha, 30, who were also killed, and a fourth man, aged 22, who was seriously injured. Kasar Jehangir, 25, was jailed for three years for dangerous driving and possession with intent to supply in November 2016.
The car was in a crash with a taxi in the early hours of Sunday. Jehangir was one of two men who threw heroin from an Audi while being pursued by police on the M6 in 2016.
He was released earlier in 2017 and was under probation service supervision.
Mr Jehangir is thought to have been killed while travelling in an Audi with Tauqeer Hussain, 26, and Mohammed Fasha, 30, who also died. A fourth man, aged 22, was seriously injured.
The car was in a crash with a taxi on Lee Bank Middleway, near the city centre, on Sunday.
Taxi driver Imtiaz Mohammed, a man aged 42 and a woman, 43, died after the vehicle was smashed on its side.Taxi driver Imtiaz Mohammed, a man aged 42 and a woman, 43, died after the vehicle was smashed on its side.
Mr Mohammed, 33, described by relatives as a "happy, loving and friendly guy", was on his last job before heading home to his wife and family, according to his brother.Mr Mohammed, 33, described by relatives as a "happy, loving and friendly guy", was on his last job before heading home to his wife and family, according to his brother.
It is understood Mr Jehangir, Mr Fasha and Mr Hussain were thrown from the Audi, thought to be a powerful S3 model, in the pile-up on Belgrave Middleway near the city centre.
The family of Mr Mohammed, who had five daughters and one son, said his death came the day before his daughter's fourth birthday.The family of Mr Mohammed, who had five daughters and one son, said his death came the day before his daughter's fourth birthday.
West Midlands Police said all victims were from the Birmingham area and specialist officers were supporting their families.West Midlands Police said all victims were from the Birmingham area and specialist officers were supporting their families.
Any witnesses have been asked to contact West Midlands Police.Any witnesses have been asked to contact West Midlands Police.