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Neo-Nazi Teen's Terror Plot Uncovered

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Alfie Coleman, a 21-year-old neo-Nazi from Essex, was convicted for planning terrorist acts. Arrested in a supermarket car park after attempting to buy a gun, he was found with a manifesto targeting London Mayor Sadiq Khan and a mosque. Despite claiming his thoughts were just intrusive, detectives warn of a growing trend of young individuals radicalized online into extreme terror. Coleman awaits sentencing, highlighting the rapid descent into hate in young minds.

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Neo-Nazi Teen's Terror Plot Uncovered

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Neo-Nazi Teen's Terror Plot Uncovered. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On May 1st, a 21-year-old neo-Nazi from Essex named Alfie Coleman just got convicted at the old Bailey for prepping terrorist acts. Back when he was 19, on September 29, 2023, cops ambushed him in a supermarket car park in Stratford, London, right. After he tried to buy a pistol, magazines, and ammo from an undercover MI5 officer, he dropped 3,500 pounds in cash for a bag with a deactivated weapon. But armed counter-terror police swarmed him before he could walk 30 yards. Coleman was still holding his Tesco work badge when they took him down. His twisted views included white supremacy and a hate list targeting so-called race traitors, like a coworker married to a guy of Indian and, say Shawwa descent. He even scribbled a manifesto naming London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Amasqa's hits plus notes on hijacking a plane by killing pilots. In court, jurors saw CCTV of the whole sting and Coleman claimed it was just intrusive thoughts, not real plans.

But detectives say he's part of a rising wave of kids getting radicalized online into extreme terror. He's locked up now, waiting for sentencing on July 8th, a stark reminder of how fast hate can spiral in young minds.

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