In their quiet Birmingham cul-de-sac, neighbours would regularly see Mohammed Alfatih Naim and his family come and go, never troubling anyone.
The softly spoken father-of-four was, to them, your run-of-the-mill IT consultant, taking trips to work or the nearby High Street, home to chain stores, cafes and bars – including the Hare and Hounds pub, where UB40 played their first gig in 1979.
Residents in the Kings Heath district had absolutely no clue that the man in their midst, also known as Mohammed Alfatih, was once bodyguard to a Hamas leader and was now sought by Germany as the alleged ringleader of
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