Neo-Nazi teen from Cornwall avoids jail after vowing to hang gays
A teen neo-Nazi white supremacist from Cornwall has evaded a custodial sentence after calling for a war against Jews and gay people.
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A teen neo-Nazi white supremacist from Cornwall has evaded a custodial sentence after calling for a war against Jews and gay people.
Britain's youngest convicted terrorist led a neo-Nazi cell from his grandmother's cottage in rural Cornwall He was found with a manual giving instructions on how to make bombs, Molotov cocktails, and build an AK47 Teen pleaded guilty to 12 offences and handed a 24-month youth rehabilitation order at the Old Bailey today Was sentenced by video-link from Bodmin Court and was supported by his grandmother, who held his hand Judge took account of guilty plea, remorse and that the teenager was 'susceptible to the influence of others'
The boy downloaded his first bomb-making manual aged 13, and became the leader of a neo-Nazi group.
A summer's day in 2019 and armed police swoop on a whitewashed Cornish cottage at the end of a potholed lane. As several officers quiz the two residents – a boy of 14 and his grandmother – others head outside. In the overgrown garden, they find a wooden shed with the number ‘1488’ painted on it. The significance of the figures will be a mystery to most. But for white supremacists, they are shorthand or ‘code’ for their beliefs. The 14 refers to ‘the 14 words’: ‘We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.’ The 88 refers to ‘HH’ or Heil Hi...
OSLO (REUTERS) - Norwegian police have arrested a young man in Oslo on suspicion that he was preparing "an act of terrorism", the PST security service said on Friday (Feb 5). "He is 16 years old and not a Norwegian citizen," PST said in a statement, adding that the arrest was made on Thursday. It did not reveal details of the suspected plan. An arraignment hearing will be held at the Oslo district court at 1200 GMT on Friday (8pm Singapore time), PST said. He was 13 at the time. Now 16, the youth, who cannot be named due to legal reasons, admitted to 12 offences - two for dissemination of ter...