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Khalid Awan

Released
Date of birth:15. 01. 1962
Age:64
Gender:Male
Race:Asian
Era:2000s
Inmate Number:#50959-054
State:New York
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Khalid Awan

Biography

Khalid Awan, 50, Pakistani foreign national, was indicted October 25, 2006 for providing material support to KCF (Sikh militants seeking a separate Sikh state). At trial, prison phone calls captured him recruiting for KCF and admitting sending hundreds of thousands of dollars to Paramjit Sing Panjwar in Pakistan. 168 months federal prison + 3 years supervised release.

Judge Charles P. Sifton’s March 7, 2007 order denying post-trial motions records an FBI credit-card-fraud arrest on October 25, 2001, a March 17, 2003 guilty plea, and an October 28, 2004 sentence of 60 months. While he was already imprisoned, a new material-support indictment was returned March 8, 2006, followed by superseding indictments August 1 and October 23. The trial ran December 4–20, 2006 and the jury found him guilty on all three counts on December 20. A scheduled March 2006 release is not proof of actual release. The March 2007 order does not supply the later material-support sentence or a discharge date. Source: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-nyed-1_06-cr-00154/pdf/USCOURTS-nyed-1_06-cr-00154-2.pdf#page=1

Cases

Charges: 18 USC 2339A Conspiring to Provide Material Support to Murder/Kidnap/Maim Outside US; 18 USC 956(a) Conspiracy; 18 USC 1956 Money Laundering - 2006 KCF support
Sentenced: Sep 12, 2007
Released: May 14, 2018
Sentence: 168 months federal prison
Indicted: March 8, 2006; superseding August 1 and October 23, 2006
Convicted: Yes
Charges: Credit-card fraud prosecution following October 25, 2001 FBI arrest
Arrested: Oct 25, 2001
Sentenced: Oct 28, 2004
Incarcerated: Oct 25, 2001
Sentence: 60 months imposed October 28, 2004. Already imprisoned when indicted March 8, 2006 in the later material-support case; actual discharge from this fraud term is not established here. Source: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/USCOURTS-nyed-1_06-cr-00154/pdf/USCOURTS-nyed-1_06-cr-00154-2.pdf#page=2
Judge: Charles P. Sifton
Convicted: Yes