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Brothers Keepers gangster and alleged hitman found dead in Surrey house

A Brothers Keepers gangster and suspected hitman was found dead in a burning Surrey house Monday, a short time after he returned to Canada from the Middle East.

Naseem Ali Mohammed, known as Lil Man for his short stature, is believed to have been shot before the house at 12732 56th Ave. was set ablaze.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team wouldn’t comment Tuesday about the identity of the victim, despite social media posts saying it was Mohammed. But police and underworld sources confirmed to Postmedia that Mohammed was indeed the victim.

IHIT Cpl. Sukhi Dhesi said investigators “believe this was a targeted incident with a potential nexus to organized crime.”

She said the homicide squad was working with the anti-gang Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit “to advance the investigation.”

Postmedia obtained a copy of the photograph that appears to be Mohammed, after he was shot, with blood all over the right side of his face.

Property owner Bahadar Singh Sandhu said Tuesday that he was approached by a realtor who wanted a month-long short-term rental about a week before the murder.

He said his family only wanted to rent the house, assessed at $2.9 million, for two weeks, but agreed to the month when the realtor, who he declined to name, offered $10,000. The realtor paid $5,000 cash and $5,000 by e-transfer, Sandhu told Postmedia.

Sandhu said he never saw Mohammed or knew he was staying at the house, the family’s former home that Sandhu built himself.

“We don’t know that he’s going to bring this guy,” Sandhu said.

He spoke to the realtor after the body was found Monday and the man told him: “‘I don’t know what happened. I don’t know.’ He kept denying like this.”

Police wouldn’t let him into the house Monday to see how extensive the damage is.

“I feel so sad about my house,” Sandhu said.

In recent days, Mohammed, a rapper who uses the identity Certi2x and Wlatt, began posting video again on his Instagram account showing him inside a vehicle driving around Surrey.

Since he was released from a U.S. prison in fall 2024, he has been living in Dubai and kept a low profile. But he also remained a suspect in several gang murder cases in B.C. and another province.

As news circulated of his slaying Monday, rivals in the UN gang posted images on their social media accounts drinking champagne. One showed a cake with writing on it saying: “Certi2x got smoked,” with a happy face in red icing.

Mohammed posted many similar messages over the years after his enemies were murdered.

In one video posted after gangster Gary Kang was killed in Surrey in 2021, Mohammed flashed a firearm, boasted about the high cost of his Louis Vuitton backpack and said “fuck BIBO” — a reference to Kang’s gang — and added: “I will smoke you myself. You are all pussies.”

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