£20,000 Reward Offered For Missing Man Mohammed Shah
Police think his disappearance linked to drug dealing activities
Mohammed Shah Subhani (Shah Khan)
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Detectives investigating the disappearance of a father-to-be from Heston have announced a £20,000 reward. Officers are now calling for the "wall of silence", which they believe to be surrounding his disappearance, to come to an end.
Police have been searching for 27-year-old Mohammed Shah Subhani, also known as Shah Khan, who was reported missing on Tuesday 7th May. His white Audi Q3 remains unfound as well.
One of the last known locations obtained from his mobile phone was Chiswick. His family fear he may have been kidnapped and taken to the Chiswick area on the night.
“Information suggests that Mohammed was in debt and attended the police station in the hope that he was to collect £4,800 from a matter that was not proceeded with. The money was not available – as it had been banked.", said Detective Chief Inspector Noel McHugh from the Met’s Homicide and Major Crime Command.
He continued “He then went to an industrial premises on Derby Road, Hounslow where he met an associate who owed him £5,000. We believe that this money was paid.
“Mohammed should have been in possession of at least £9,800, if someone knew this it could be significant.
“I believe that Mohammed has got out of his depth in some kind of criminal activity".
Inquiries that after Mohammed lost his job as a courier, he may have started to deal cannabis. Police officers would like to hear from anyone who had anything to do with this aspect of his life, particularly on 7 May when he was last seen.
The £20,000 Met reward is being offered for both information leading to the whereabouts of Mohammed, and also information leading to the identification, arrest and prosecution of anyone connected with his disappearance.
Anyone with information about Mohammed’s disappearance is asked to contact police on 0208 785 8099 or 101.
To give information anonymously contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.
June 13, 2019
