The killer of teenage football star Kiyan Prince has been denied parole after it emerged he has made little progress in jail and his behaviour towards some staff has been ‘inappropriate.’
Details of The Court Ruling
Hannad Hasan, 33, received a life sentence for murdering the talented QPR footballer, 15, outside his school in London in 2006.
The Somalian refugee was told he would serve a minimum 13-year-tariff before being considered for parole.
Why His Parole Was Rejected
In December 2020, Hasan pleaded guilty in Leicester Crown Court to six counts of indecent exposure. He received a further six-month sentence.
This led to his last parole appeal being rejected in 2022 after it emerged he had been convicted of flashing prison officers over a two-year period.
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EmmanuelsBlog can reveal that Hasan, who the government has said cannot be deported, had a ‘paper review’ at a parole hearing in January 2024.
Why He is Not Transferred to Open Prison
This involved various professionals, including his probation officer and his supervising officer in prison, providing up-to-date reports.
Hasan was not allowed to give evidence and the Parole Board could only determine if he could be safely released on licence.
The Secretary of State had directed that Mr Hasan is not eligible for a transfer to an open prison.
This was his third review by the Parole Board since the expiry of the minimum term of his life sentence.
