LONDON: A former Army driver who made a video of himself strumming his guitar to footage of the Christchurch mosque shooting has been found guilty of neo-Nazi related terror offences.Dean Morrice,.
Former Army driver found guilty of neo-Nazi related terror offences
Dean Morrice, 34, will be sentenced on Monday
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A bomb disposal unit was called to Paulton last week (Image: Jason Eastman)
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A former Army driver from Somerset who made a video of himself strumming his guitar to footage of the Christchurch mosque shooting has been found guilty of neo-Nazi related terror offences.
Last modified on Thu 10 Jun 2021 08.10 EDT
A former Ukip member and British army employee has been found guilty of a range of terror and explosive charges.
Dean Morrice ran a Telegram channel that prosectors said had “unapologetically, unambiguously pumped out” neo-Nazi propaganda that encouraged the killing of people of colour and Jewish people.
The 34-year-old was found to have a stockpile of chemicals used in homemade explosives as well as a cache of terrorism manuals and instructions for a 3D-printed gun when his home was raided in August last year.
On Thursday a jury at Kingston crown court convicted him of 10 counts related to terrorism and explosives, all of which he had denied. They were two counts of having an explosive substance, three counts of dissemination of a terrorist publication, one of encouraging terrorism and four of possession of a document useful for terrorist purposes.