Third man charged over Bradford car park shooting
A third man has been charged with attempted murder following a shooting in Bradford.A man in his 20s attended hospital on Saturday 19 April with a gunshot wound following an argument between several men in a car park on Oak Lane in Manningham, West Yorkshire Police said.Hifzan Ahzar, 24, of Dartmouth Terrace, has also been charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.He is due to appear at Bradford Magistrates' Court later.
Two other men have already appeared in court in connection with the incident.Hassan Mehmood, 23, of Carlisle Place, and Mohammed Kamal, 24, of Girlington Road, were both charged with the same offences.They are due at Bradford Crown Court on 21 May for a plea and trial preparation hearing.
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