Muhammad Khan (Sharifistani police officer)
Muhammad Ahmed Khalid Khan is landowner, dairy farmer and retired police officer who fought in the Soviet-Afghan War and served as Chief Police Officer of Pashtunistan City Police from 2010-2020.
Chief Police Officer Muhammad Ahmed Khalid Khan Distinguished Gallantry Medal, Sharifistani Police Gallantry Medal | |
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| Born | Muhammad Ahmed Khalid Khan Khan County, Pashtunistan, Sharifistan |
| Other names | Pasha (after Muhammad Khan, the Pasha, or governor of Pashunistan) |
| Education | Bachelor of Science Course in Criminology, Master of Police Science |
| Alma mater | Pashtunistan City University Pashtunistan City Police Academy |
| Known for | Police Chief of Pashtunistan City |
Notable work | Policing Pashtunistan, Memoir from Afghanistan |
| Relatives | Ahmed Khalid Khan (landowner) |
| Police career | |
| Allegiance | Sultanate of Sharifistan |
| Department | Pashtunistan City Police |
| Service years | 1987-2020 |
| Status | retired |
| Rank | Chief Police Officer |
| Awards | Sharifistani Police Gallantry Medal |
| Other work | landowner, dairy farmer |
early life
Born in Khan County, the son of landowner Ahmed Khalid Khan (who was Effendi of a village),He grew up on a large dairy farm and attended a private school in Khan County. His uncle was the Superintendent of Khan County Police Fraud Squad, inspiring him to want to become a police officer.
Afghan mujahideen
In 1979, at the age of 18 he joined the National Islamic Front of Afghanistan, leaving 3 years later in 1982. For his actions he received the Distinguished Gallantry Medal.
education
He studied Criminology at Pashtunistan City University leaving with a Bachelor Of Science Course in 1987. He joined the police as a cadet the same year.
retirement
He retired on 2020 citing a desire for a rest after many long, intense years of police work.