Tributes to 'strong pillar of community' murder victim Bashir Mohamed as second man charged
The family of a man who was stabbed to death in Birmingham have paid tribute to him as a ‘strong pillar of the community’.
It comes as detectives charged a second man on suspicion of his murder.
Bashir Mohamed, 26, was found critically injured in Shyltons Croft, Ladywood, just before 4.20am on April 22.
He died at the scene from a stab wound to his arm.
His family described him as a “devoted son, loving uncle and affectionate brother who was loved and cherished by all”.
“A bubbly, warm-hearted and selfless individual with a beaming smile and captivating presence.
“A strong pillar of the community. This heart-rending news has shook the city of Birmingham.”
Yesterday eveningdetectives charged Kasim Ifzaal, 26, of Ombersley Road, Sparkbrook, on suspicion of his murder.
Ifzaal was arrested in Dover yesterday, and was remanded in custody to appear before Birmingham magistrates today.
Mohib Tasharat, 24, of Wenlock Road, Birmingham, has also been charged on suspicion of murder and remanded in custody.
Three other men have been arrested and released on bail in connection with the investigation, and detectives still want to hear from anyone with information.
Anyone with further information can get in touch with police via live chat, via 101, or via Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
