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Teenager lured to park before knifepoint robbery

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Teenager lured to park before knifepoint robbery
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Both men, who are from Keighley, West Yorkshire, admitted robbery and Khan also admitted possessing a knife. At Bradford Crown Court on Friday Khan was given a two year jail sentence suspended for two years, and Ali was given a 20-month sentence also suspended for two years.Khan also received a nine-month sentence for possessing a knife, suspended for two years.

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Teenager lured to park before knifepoint robberyImage source, GoogleImage caption, The victim was taken to Airedale Park in Skipton where he was attackedByDan WareingYorkshirePublished30 minutes agoTwo teenagers who robbed one of their classmates at knifepoint and shared footage of the attack online have been given suspended jail terms.Zain Khan and Nahid Ali, both 19, lured the victim from Craven College in Skipton, North Yorkshire, to nearby Airedale Park on 6 March 2024, where he was threatened with a knife, beaten, and made to transfer more than £800 into Khan's bank account. Both men, who are from Keighley, West Yorkshire, admitted robbery and Khan also admitted possessing a knife.

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