The lawyer representing teenager Fahir Khan, who kicked at the airport, is facing trial for alleged crimes in his £200,000 Lamborghini.
Akhmed Yakoob, 36, is accused of failing to provide information on the identity of the driver.
It happened after his yellow Urus got stuck at 90mph through a camera on the M5 in Bristol in January last year.
Yakoob pleaded guilty and will stand trial at Cannock Magistrates’ Court in September.
The lawyer, who lives in a £350,000 semi-truck in Birmingham, boasts a £1 million collection.
He is also being investigated by the Lawyers Regulatory Authority for selling a TikTok video purporting to show a 27-year-old instructor uttering a racist slur.
He named her, which flooded her with threats and abuse.
It turned out that she didn’t say the insult and that the video’s captions were misleading. Yakoob apologized.
Yakoob, director of Maurice Andrews Solicitors, represents Fahir and his brother Amaad, who were detained at Manchester Airport on Tuesday night.
He described the incident as a “joint assassination attempt” by police.
Nazir Afzal, the region’s former lead prosecutor, posted his recommendation to stakeholders on X/Twitter.
He said: “To those who were attacked through the police, find a lawyer, who specializes in this type of matter. »
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