Saldic couple who tortured women and made a drinking urine after holding another captive for months, was closed for 25 years

A sadistic couple who tortured two women and a man, forcing one to drink human urine and hold another captive in his own house, has been closed for 25 years.

Imaan Coley, 37, and her lover, Mohammed Khan, 24, both from Sparkbrook, terrorized two victims together in crimes over three months.

The couple stormed one of the victim of their victim, beat her and forced it to undress before stealing her goods, including her three cats.

Coley previously held another captive woman in her own house for more than two months, during which she set fire and made her drink bleach.

In a separate incident, Khan made a “vicious” hammer attack on a man

Both were convicted of a string of crimes, including intentionally injured, the administration of a harmful substance and theft.

Coley, former Benton Road, was closed for 14 years at Birmingham Crown Court yesterday, Monday, March 17th. Khan, formerly of Barrow Road, was sentenced to 11 years old.

Both also received a four -year -old extended license periods, after being declared “dangerous” by Judge Peter Cooke.

Crime dates from 2023. After being released from prison for a separate crime, Coley resumed his relationship with the self-stated drug dealer Khan.

The first victim, a woman, ended with her lover’s drug debt in Khan after leaving her.

Coley initially became friends with the woman, but soon turned against her and “conquered” the house, moving -actually and allowing Khan to use it as a supply base.

Coley continued to throw his mattress and make the woman, who was disabled, sleep on a hard floor.

For weeks at the end, between May and August in that year, the victim’s movements were “severely reduced and controlled,” said Judge Cooke, who added that he is not allowed to leave “unattended or unoccupied.”

He continued: “During that ordeal, she was assaulted by a visible cruelty by Imaan Coley.”

Coley hit the fist, beat and hit it in front of his drug consumers.

In other incidents, she set fire to her hair before she was shaving and cutting her, telling her that she would look like Popstar Rihanna.

Instead, the woman was ridiculed and asked if she was a boy or if she was transgender.

On one occasion, he said to drink a glass of “vodka”, which was actually a bleach.

When he refused, Coley poured it in front, causing her to burn her neck and stomach.

Also, the woman took the glasses from her and was devoid of food, while she was forced to follow her pizza being fed with dogs.

“After all, she was reduced to the consumption of debris she could find in the basket,” said Judge Cooke who added: “If it were the measure of Imaan Coley, it would have been bad, but it would be worse.”

On June 11, 2023, Khan attacked a man with a hammer in a separate incident.

The victim did not cooperate with the investigation, but Khan claimed to sleep in a friend’s car when the man, who was supposed to have a knife, tried to steal the vehicle.

Khan drove him on the street to a door in which CCTV captured him to repeatedly hit the victim with the hammer.

He beat the man on the floor and continued to cause blows with the weapon, as well as “three distinct stamps”, the court heard.

Judge Cooke said that the victim suffered “horrible” injuries in the “particularly vicious and sustained” attack.

The third victim, a woman, was attacked by the couple together.

So far, Coley had moved to a HMO of Yardley Road and had an inconvenience to the victim.

On August 12 that year, Khan kicked in her door and stormed the apartment with Coley, while two other people watched.

Judge Cooke said: “What was done at least in the next four hours for her was horrible.

“Previously, I used the word torture. I did not play from it.

“It was the most awful display of cruelty for a completely powerless and defenseless person.”

The woman was twice forced to take showers and undress while her body piercings were removed in the “circumstances of extreme humiliation.”

He had food for cats deceived in front, she was forced to drink clean Flash floor and had a broken nose, which Coley celebrated “while the blood spilled.

Judge Cooke said: “Then, in what was perhaps the most degrading aspect of the whole episode (the first woman), she herself a victim of these pairs, was escorted in the room and was trained to crouch (the second woman) and urinate in the mouth, which she did.”

He continued: “After gathering violence to violence, indignation to indignation on this woman, you two have actually emptied it in her goods.”

This included the taking of the three cats of the victim, one of whom was not returned since then.

Judge Cooke said that “Vicious” Coley treated the two victims in a “amazing inhuman” fashion.

Following a trial, she was found guilty of false prison, assaulting on real bodily injury and administration of a harmful substance in relation to the first victim, as well as caused painful bodily injury and two accusations of administration of a harmful substance regarding the second woman. He had recognized burglary.

Daniel Oscroft, the defense, confirmed that he maintained his refusals. He said, “This was a toxic relationship (with Khan), and the behavior he displayed was so severe was something that would not have taken place if not for the nature of the relationship.”

Also, the lawyer also told the court that the five-year-old mother, Coley had a “terrible growth” and became drug addict, but remained clean for 13 years just to recur at the suffering of post-natal depression.

Mr. Oscroft said he went down to drugs and alcohol, which took him to prison for a series of robberies in 2019, where he targeted vulnerable people.

He said he “fell to Khan’s orbit” after being released and had no lives nowhere.

Khan, which was the subject of a 10,000 pounds call, admitted two charges to cause painful bodily injury, two charges of administration of a harmful substance and one of burglary.

Jasvir Mann, the defense, said he was “immature” at that time.

He said that Khan worked as a driver of delivery and came from a “decent family”, but lost contact with them after taking class A drugs, which he began to treat to finance his own addiction.

The lawyer said that Khan really “really” for his actions.