NewsUK NewsWest Yorkshire PoliceNine people have been arrested in connection with the investigation, four on suspicion of attempted murder and five on suspicion of assisting an offender19:31, 20 Jul 2026A manhunt has been launched after a “loving father” died after being shot in the head in Bradford.The heartbroken family of Mohammed Hasan, 28, have asked for anyone who has any information to come forward after he died of his injuries on Sunday.Cops are now searching for 24-year-old Luqman Khan from Bradford who is wanted in connection with the investigation. West Yorkshire Police said Khan is believed to have travelled to Suffolk and was thought to be in the Ipswich or Felixstowe areas.In a statement following his death, Mohammed Hasan’s family said: “Hasan was a loving husband, father, son and brother. He would go out of his way to help other people. He was the life and soul of every room he’d walk into.“He will be missed by all his family and the community. Life is often overlooked and communities need to come together to make sure nothing like this happens again."“The family urge anyone who has any information to provide this to West Yorkshire Police.”The force said officers responded to reports that a man had suffered a gunshot wound to the head on Bradford’s Gaythorne Road just before 11pm on July 8.A total of nine people have now been arrested in connection with this investigation, four on suspicion of attempted murder and five on suspicion of assisting an offender. Eight of those arrested have been released on conditional bail with Hasnain Akhter aged 21 of Tichborne Road charged with attempted murder and remanded in custody.Senior Investigating Officer, Detective Chief Inspector Dan Bates said: “Sadly, Mohammed Hasan was left with unsurvivable injuries from this horrific act of violence. We are determined to get justice for him and his family and need people to put aside any misplaced loyalties and think about how they would feel if it was their husband, their son, their brother.“I would like to personally thank those who have already come forward with information. We continue to urge anyone who has information about Luqman Khan’s whereabouts or who has any other information about what has taken place and those involved to please report it.”Anyone with information is asked to contact HMET via 101 or use the Live Chat option at www.westyorkshire.police.uk/livechat quoting reference 13260388729Article continues belowInformation can also be given anonymously to the independent Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌CrimestoppersWest Yorkshire Police