Mustaf Jama

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Mustaf Jama (born 1980 in Somalia) is a Somalian criminal, suspected of involvement in the murder of British policewoman Sharon Beshenivsky.Mustaf Jama is the older brother of the convicted Somalian-born British-based murderer, Yusuf Jama. Yusuf Jama shot dead WPC Sharon Beshenivsky in Bradford on 18 November 2005, after an armed robbery on a travel agents. Mustaf Jama is believed to have been involved and is currently a fugitive from British police. It is belived he is in hiding in his native Somalia. His brother, Yusuf Jama, an illegal immigrant, was found guilty of murdering WPC Beshenivsky and attempting to murder one of her colleagues. Yusuf Jama was sentenced to life imprisonment with a recommended minimum of 35 years, which is expected to keep him in prison until at least 2041 and the age of 56.

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