Terror Offender Re-imprisoned for Violating Rules

0:00On May 1st, Mohamed Zahir Khan from Birmingham just got hit with two years in ten months in prison for breaking his terrorism offender rules. After getting out in December of last year, he wasn't supposed to have a smartphone or online accounts, but he did, and he posted stuff backing a BAND group. Back in 2018, Khan pulled four and a half years for pushing terrorism, spreading related materials, and stirring up religious. Hey, that's what landed him under strict watch, like a registered offender. He also hit a bank account and skipped four meetings with officers, leading to his arrests back in March by counter-terror cops. They slapped him with six charges, he copped a plea in February, and now he's locked up again, showing how these rules keep risks in check and the streets safer.