After months of evading police, a high-profile suspect in multiple homicides with links to the Brothers Keepers gang was arrested Monday near Seattle during a robbery at a hookah lounge, according to the U.S Border Services.
Naseem Ali Mohammed — who goes by at least two other aliases, including Mobert Ahmad — was arrested Nov. 8, accused of trying to steal a gold ring using the threat of violence and displaying a firearm, according to charges obtained by CBC that were filed by the King County Prosecuting Attorney.
Mohammed, 23, is charged with robbery in the first degree, attempted robbery and possession of a stolen vehicle. He was held in King County Jail near Seattle on a $75,000 bail after the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s office argued that he was a danger to the community. The charge sheet lists his real name as his alias, but RCMP and U.S. court documents confirmed he is the same person arrested at the B.C.-Montana border last January for crossing illegally into the U.S police are investigating after a man was killed in the city known to police naseem known is ‘’lil man’’