Roger Khan is ready to surrender but wants deal before he goes down.

here's the report:

Shaheed 'Roger' Khan yesterday pleaded guilty to all charges leveled against him in the United States of America, and the prosecution in the Eastern District Circuit Court in Brooklyn has agreed to a 15-year sentence offered during a plea bargain.

The matter was to have gone to trial next month and Khan faced life imprisonment on conviction. In 2006, Suriname police arrested Khan and three ex-policemen, Sean Belfield, Paul Rodrigues and Lloyd Roberts.

he was ordered deported, but instead of being transported to the borders of Guyana, Khan was flown to Trinidad where the authorities refused to grant him permission to land. Agents of the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) immediately arrested him and shipped him to the USA on charge of masterminding large shipments of illegal drugs to that country.

Khan had initially pleaded not guilty to 18 counts of drug-possession and drug-distribution charges, which alleged that he import and distribute, and possessed cocaine for the purpose of distribution on a number of dates between 2001 and 2006. He was also charges for being part of an international distribution conspiracy.

Khan was also in 1993 charged with possessions of an illegal firearm and ammunition, and was granted bail but fled the US jurisdiction.