Mohammed Haroon Zeb: More charges over Dudley shooting
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Mohammed Haroon Zeb died in hospital after he was shot in Dudley on 31 January
Three more men have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the fatal shooting of a father-of-four.
Mohammed Haroon Zeb died in hospital after he was found with a gunshot wound on Queens Cross, Dudley, on 31 January.
Umar Ali, 20 and Gurdeep Sandhu, 23, both of Blowers Green Road and Mohammed Rafiq, 19, of Gammage Street, will appear before magistrates on Friday.
Four others have previously been charged over Mr Zeb's death.
Hassan Tasleem, 23, from Richmond Road, Dudley, has been charged with murder, while 25-year-old Akarsh Tasleem, from Shaw Road, Dudley, is accused of conspiracy to commit murder.
Choudhary Akeel Hussain, 21, from Brook Street, and Choudhary Naheim Rashid, 47, from Kingswinford Road, both Dudley, have both appeared at Wolverhampton Magistrates' Court, also charged with conspiracy to murder.
A further hearing at Wolverhampton Crown Court has been listed for 19 March.
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