A neo-Nazi who amassed an "armoury" at his home and discussed an attack on a LGBT group has been jailed for 10 years. Alan Edward, 55, was detained after armed police swooped in on his house in Redding, Falkirk, in September 2022.

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Neo-Nazi terrorist jailed for ten years for weapons cache and offensive posts

Alan Edward, who had almost 28,000 social media followers, had discussed attacking a local LGBT group.

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Neo-Nazi found with home 'armoury' jailed for terrorism offences

Alan Edward ‘idolised’ the Nazis, a court previously heard (Picture: News Agency/CROWN OFFICE)  A neo-Nazi who stashed a crossbow, machetes and knuckledusters at his home and talked about attacking an LGBTQ+ group has been jailed.  Alan Edward, 55, a former journalist who glorified Hitler, was arrested at his home in Redding, Falkirk, a town in Scotland, in September 2022. Police found at the former journalist’s home, among other things, a cross…

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Neo-Nazi who wanted LGBTQ+ group to 'pay in blood' jailed

An alleged neo-Nazi accused of assaulting and threatening to kill a young police officer was removed from court after suffering a ‘severe panic attack’.

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In a series of WhatsApp exchanges, Edward discussed a proposed attack on a LGBT group and said "they will pay in blood".

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Alan Edward: Neo-Nazi who had home 'armoury' and discussed terror attack against LGBT group jailed

Former journalist, Alan Edward was found guilty of intending to commit an act of terrorism which would include an incident of “serious violence”.

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Neo-Nazi to be sentenced for terror offences after ‘armoury’ of weapons found

Alan Edward, 55, was openly showing his support for a British neo-Nazi group. Did Scottish justice punish this man for being dangerous?

Alan Edward, 55 ans, affichait ouvertement son soutien à un groupe néonazi britannique. La justice écossaise a sanctionné la dangerosité de cet homme?

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United Kingdom: a neo-Nazi suspected of preparing a terrorist act sentenced to 10 years in prison

A neo-Nazi who amassed a huge weapons stash at his home in Falkirk is to be sentenced in Glasgow today.

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Falkirk neo-Nazi Alan Edward to be sentenced

Alan Edward, 54, formed an armoury at his home and discussed attack on LGBT group.

'Neo-Nazi' with home 'armoury' who plotted terrorist attacks jailed

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A 55-year-old man suspected of planning a terrorist act and who had shown his support for a British neo-Nazi group was sentenced Thursday in Scotland to ten years in prison (Ten years in prison).

Un homme de 55 ans soupçonné de préparer un acte terroriste et qui avait affiché son soutien à un groupe néonazi britannique, a été condamné jeudi en Écosse à dix ans de prison ferme Dix ans de prison

Alan Edward: Neo-Nazi who had home 'armoury' and discussed terror attack against LGBT group jailed

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