Aya Hachem: Last News

Detectives investigating the killing of a Salford University law student have charged a woman in relation to the case.

When Louis Junior Otway was led from the dock, convicted of killing innocent law student Aya Hachem, he shouted just two words.

One man has been convicted of murder and a second found not guilty of all charges relating to the killing of student Aya Hachem.

Two men have been charged with murder over the shooting of Salford student Aya Hachem.

A man who brutally murdered his estranged wife inside her home as one of their children slept in the next bedroom and a woman who helped drive the gunman who shot Salford student Aya Hachem were just two of the people jailed in our region since the start of October.

jailed for 15 years. Judy Chapman faced sentencing after being convicted of manslaughter for her role in the incident.

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this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'.A 33-year-old man from Manchester meanwhile, who was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of assisting an offender, has also been released under investigation pending further enquiries, Lancashire Police said in a statement released on Friday.Detectives have also identified a number of people, seen on CCTV, they would like to speak to as witnesses.In particular, officers want to trace:A woman in a purple jacket and blue jeans with white footwear, potentially trainers.An Asian man with a grey beard wearing a green coat, blue trousers, black shoes and a black hat.A man who was in a blue gilet/ body warmer with a dark tracksuit jacket and red top underneath.

Police investigating the fatal drive-by shooting of Salford University law student Aya Hachem in Blackburn have tonight arrested three men on suspicion of murder.

Aya Hachem, 19, was shot on May 17th as she was out shopping in King Street, Blackburn.The law student was hit in the chest when two shots were fired as she walked near Lidl supermarket.A 30-year-old man was arrested in Spain after a European Arrest Warrant was executed in the holiday resort of Fuengirola on Saturday.He is being held on suspicion of murder and the attempted murder of the man police believe was the target for the drive-by shooting that killed Aya.Now Spanish police have revealed the suspect went to Portugal on his brother's passport before hiding out on the Costa del Sol with his girlfriend.A spokesman for Spain’s National Police said today: “Police have arrested a fugitive on foot of a European Arrest Warrant in

Major Incident Public Portal here.Anybody with any other information can contact police on 101, quoting log number 0412 of May 18.Alternatively you can contact independent charityCrimestoppers anonymously on0800 555 111or online atcrimestoppers-uk.org.

A woman from Manchester was arrested today on suspicion of the murder of University of Salford student Aya Hachem, police have revealed.