Mohammed Ibrar Shabir found not guilty of harassment

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A KEIGHLEY man has been successful in appealing his conviction of harassment from 2020 and has been found not guilty.

The appeal came after Bradford & Keighley Magistrates Court imposed a restraining order on Mohammed Ibrar Shabir, of Carlby Grove, in 2021.

He was also ordered to pay £300 costs and a £52 victim surcharge.

However, Mr Shabir has since appealed against the conviction and been found not guilty at a retrial.

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