In March last year Zahid Khan parked his Ferrari 458 Spider on the pavement outside Birmingham Crown Court. He was there to appeal his conviction for forcing tenants out of homes they had rented.

He succeeded in overt-turning three charges. But a month later his Ferrari 458 Spider was seized by West Midlands police who suspected it was stolen.

The 31-year-old millionaire says he bought his cherished Ferrari 458 Spider from a large auction company and sourced all the parts used in the car from official sources.


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When he later appeared in court with papers to prove his ownership of the vehicle he was told that it had already been destroyed.

The police spokesperson then revealed that the car was crushed because it had no valid insurance and was a Category B vehicle, which are officially classed as 'unroadworthy', meaning it had to be destroyed.

Category B means that the body shell should be crushed as this category signifies extensive damage, although some parts are salvageable.

He said on Facebook: 'This is my Ferrari the police crushed unlawfully!! It has taken them almost 1 year to release the video, I wonder why?

'My car was insured, and I was the owner. They went behind my back and removed a court order that was imposed on the car without notifying my self or my legal team.

He says he is now planning on taking legal action after obtaining footage from the police.
He said: "I can’t believe they have destroyed my car.

"I love supercars and have owned a number of them and loved this car. “I saved to buy this car, and it was sentimental to me and my family.

“The police had no right to do what they did, it’s very sad, this money could have gone to a good cause.

“Ferrari parts are worth more than the car itself. “I had a quote to sell the Ferrari in parts for over N126m (£250k). "I'm planning on taking the officer to court for breaching a court order and unlawfully destroying my car.”

In a statement West Midlands Police said the video is in relation to a trial which is due to start next month.

They stated that Khan and two other people, including his brother Aamir, are charged with conspiracy to commit fraud. The trial talks about the group being involved in a vehicle registration scam in which the rights to high-value number plates were stolen and offered for resale for more than £100,000.

Waste of money or what do you think?

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see the Kain money these ppl dey call...

Make dis happen foe Nigeria, PMB head would have be cut off by now