"Detectives investigating the suspicious disappearance of Bradford man Ismail Ali in 2020 can confirm that he turned up at a police station yesterday (19 November) reporting to be safe and well. Officers are working to understand the full circumstances surrounding his disappearance. Mr Ali's family have been notified that he has been found safe and well, West Yorkshire Police said. It added that he is being safeguarded whilst necessary checks are being made."
"After the arrests were made on Monday, house searches were carried out at three properties and a large amount of cash was seized. A number of the people who were arrested remain on bail for money laundering offences. Enquiries will remain ongoing for some time into the money laundering offences. Officers would like to thank members of the public who shared the appeal for Mr Ali, police said."
Ismail Ali from Bradford was last seen leaving a shop on Cumberland Road on 29 May 2020. He turned up at a West Yorkshire Police station on 19 November and was found safe and well. Earlier that week, five people were arrested on suspicion of murder after warrants at addresses on Beckside Road and Cumberland Road. Three women, aged 47, 54 and 55, and two men, aged 27 and 51, were arrested and later released on bail. House searches at three properties yielded a large amount of cash; several people remain on bail for money laundering offences. Officers are working to understand the full circumstances of Ali’s disappearance and his family have been notified.
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