Hamza Tufail

Public criminal case information in the UK indicates that an individual named Humza Tufail (also referred to as Hamza Tufail in some contexts) has been involved in significant legal proceedings, primarily in Birmingham.

Recent Case (2025-2026):

Humza Tufail, aged 25, was sentenced on Thursday, June 25, 2026, at Birmingham Crown Court for his involvement in a revenge shooting that occurred on August 13, 2025, in Woodnorton Drive, Moseley.

• Charges and Plea: Tufail pleaded guilty to Section 18 wounding with intent and possession of a firearm with intent to cause violence (or intent to commit an indictable offense). The prosecution initially charged him with attempted murder but accepted the guilty pleas to the lesser charges.
• Incident Details: Tufail harbored a grudge against the victim, Shakeel Ali, believing Ali had shot at his home ten months prior. The incident involved luring the 24-year-old victim to a cul-de-sac where his car was rammed, and he was shot in the chest and leg and badly beaten. The group, including Tufail, attempted to flee but their car failed to start, leading them to another vehicle parked nearby. The victim sustained life-changing injuries, with a bullet remaining lodged in his body.
• Co-defendants: Tufail was sentenced alongside three other men: Abdelhafez Mohammed (27), Mohammed Aziz (23), and Awil Mohammed (25).
• Sentence: Humza Tufail received a sentence of 13 years in custody, with an additional five-year extended period on license. The combined sentences for the four individuals totaled over 50 years.
• Court Appearances: A sentencing hearing for case 20BE2169925 at Birmingham Crown Court was listed before His Honour Judge H Kubik KC.

Earlier Case (2019):

In May 2019, an 18-year-old Humza Tufail, residing on Mount Close, Moseley, was charged in connection with a shooting and assault in a park in Balsall Heath.

• Charges: He was charged with possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, assault, and attempted murder.
• Court Appearance: He was due to appear before Birmingham Magistrates Court on May 6, 2019. The incident involved a gun being fired, though the bullet missed the victim, who suffered minor injuries from an assault.