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King Khan pleads guilty to breaching restraining order charges

King Khan pleads guilty to breaching restraining order charges
Imran Khan, also known as 'King Khan', will be sentenced on the 14th of next month, after he pleaded guilty to the breach of court order charges against him this morning. 

Khan has been convicted of one count of contravening a restraining order under the Proceeds of Crime Act.

The 40-year-old transferred a vehicle, which was subject to a High Court restraining order, to his brother.

The initial restraining order also included a $400,000 property, cash currently held at a local bank and four vehicles. 

Meanwhile, Police earlier confirmed that the joint police and military raid conducted at four of Khan's properties in Makoi, Valelevu and Davuilevu was in search of one of the four vehicles that had been unaccounted for. 

When questioned by Suva High Court Judge Justice Thushara Rajasinghe about the consequences of his plea, Khan said he understood them. 

He also told the court that he is pleading guilty of his own free will and that no threats, force or promises were made. 

Khan has been further remanded in custody.

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