Millionaire Boss of fake Clothing Line 'Loadsamoney' who killed man in horror hit-and-run while using his phone dies in car crash


 Brash businessman Mohammed Basit Chaudhry nicknamed ''Loadsamoney'' mowed down and killed a man in a 80mph hit-and-run crash as he fielded a mobile phone call at the wheel of his Porsche

A millionaire boss of a fake clothing empire who was accused of mowing down and killing a man in horror a 80mph hit-and-run while 'using his phone' has died - in a car crash. Mohammed Basit Chaudhry, 26, was accused of killing 25-year-old Craig Rodger by dangerous driving
as he crossed the road outside the Spread Eagle pub in Chorlton, Manchester, in March 2014.

The impact launched the victim 114 feet into the air before Chaudhry fled the scene, leaving him for dead.

The 260mph Panamera V8 Porsche was traced to Chaudhry but it was found dumped and burnt out just half a mile away from the scene of the crash.
After fleeing to Dubai Greater Manchester Police said Chaudhry was killed - ironically in a car crash - last year before he could be tracked down.
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Craig Rodger, pictured, died in a collision outside the Spread Eagle pub in Chorlton, Manchester in a hit and run

Police who investigated the crash discovered Chaudhry had just one month earlier been ordered to pay back a small portion of money made from a £2.5m counterfeit clothing racket he ran.

He had previously been jailed for over three years - yet had been freed after serving just six months.
Details of the tragedy in March 2014 emerged at a Manchester inquest where Chaudhry was formally named as the driver by police.

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