Claim: Tushar Makwana(born 2 February 1967 in Jinja, Uganda) was a British radio presenter  who won a Silver Award at the Sony Radio Academy Awards and was a victim of manslaughter in a  hit-and-run incident during a botched robbery attempt.
Evidence: Tushar Mulji Makwana (2 February 1967 – 12 February 2004) was a British radio personality of Indian descent. In 2002 Makwana won a Silver Award at the Sony Radio Academy Awards for a show he had presented about UB40. At approximately 4.20 am on 9 February 2004, a group of teenagers broke into Makwana's house at Wasperton Close in Castle Bromwich, Birmingham in an effort to steal the keys to his BMW parked outside. Makwana confronted the intruders, chasing them out of the house, but was knocked down by their getaway car and suffered serious head injuries. Following a trial at Leicester Crown Court in December 2004, Brett Frewin, Matthew Jeffrey, Michael McGuire and Ashley Cooksey were convicted of Makwana's manslaughter and jailed for ten years. 
Tushar Mulji Makwana
(1967-02-02)2 February 1967
Jinja, Uganda Manslaughter Tushar Mulji Makwana (2 February 1967 – 12 February 2004) was a British radio personality of Indian descent. In 2002 Makwana won a Silver Award at the Sony Radio Academy Awards for a show he had presented about UB40. Makwana confronted the intruders, chasing them out of the house, but was knocked down by their getaway car and suffered serious head injuries. At approximately 4.20 am on 9 February 2004, a group of teenagers broke into Makwana's house at Wasperton Close in Castle Bromwich, Birmingham in an effort to steal the keys to his BMW parked outside.