Terrorism charges for man and boy

[S_87]

A boy, 16, and a man, 21, have been charged with conspiracy to murder and conspiring to cause public nuisance by using poisons or explosives.
The man, of Bradford, who was arrested at Manchester airport, is also accused of possessing a computer hard drive for a purpose connected with terrorism.

He and the boy, from Dewsbury, will appear at Bow Street Magistrates Court in central London on Thursday.

The man and the boy were arrested under terrorism laws last week.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5080910.stm

the muslim community is dewsbury have been kind shaken with being in the news so much. plus the bnp is having a field day :rolleyes:

may Allah make it easy for them!

[Ghazi]

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Here we go again

[S_87]

:sl:

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[Bittersteel]

if this turns out to be another mistake....

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[j4763]

may Allah make it easy for them!

And make them burn in hell if they are guilty

if this turns out to be another mistake....

And if not, thank god they got them!

[afriend2]

salaam,

And make them burn in hell if they are guilty

or if in the case that they actually are guilty, then i would rather they repented.

And if not, thank god they got them!

yeah, that would help the police if they are really guilty....because most of the stuff that have happened due to raids dont really make them look good at all.

Ameen to your du'a sis Amani.
Allahu Alam
wassalam :peace:

[Ghazi]

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:sl:

Never ment anything by it, it's just turning into a cliche these days

[S_87]

And make them burn in hell if they are guilty

well as the family of the dewsbusy guy said, we have nothing to hide come and check. you know how hard its been for the family? their entire house has been totaly ripped apart. it could be this guy was jesting for all we know. (stupic mistake i admit) but if he was guilty and really planning an attack i do hope hes learnt his lesson. i wouldnt go as far as saying may he burn in hell because

A- he didnt actually do anything
B Allah is most Forgiving
C- i forgotton what i was going to say

one of the problems i think with extremism is zeal without knowledge.

[aamirsaab]

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I'm just glad they didn't get shot.

[HeiGou]

I'm just glad they didn't get shot.

Just for the record, the press has released the name of the adult. Anyone from the Bradford area? Anyone know him?

http://www.thisisbradford.co.uk/disp..._to_murder.php

Terror raid pair charged with conspiracy to murder
By Fiona Evans

A Bradford man and a 16-year-old boy will appear in court tomorrow charged with conspiracy to murder under the Terrorism Act. Aabid Khan, 21, and the Dewsbury boy, who cannot be named, also face charges of conspiracy to cause public nuisance by use of poisons and or explosives to cause disruption, fear or injury.

Khan, who is unemployed, is also charged with possession of a computer hard drive for a purpose connected with the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism.

The pair were being taken to London under tight security tonight to appear before Bow Street Magistrates' Court in London tomorrow.
continued...

Khan was arrested at Manchester Airport on Tuesday, June 6, as he arrived on a flight from Pakistan.

His arrest was followed by a series of raids at two houses in Hanover Square, Manningham, and one at Otley Road, Barkerend, at two houses in Dewsbury and at the PC Vision cyber caf in Manningham Lane.

The charges follow a week of questioning of Khan and the boy by specialist anti-terrorist officers at undisclosed police stations in West Yorkshire.

Earlier this week, police confirmed to the Telegraph & Argus that another Bradford man was being sought in connection with the continuing inquiry which has been linked to the arrest of 17 members of a suspected al-Quaida-style terrorist cell in Canada.

Following the announcement that prosecutions were being brought against the pair, West Yorkshire Police thanked the public for their "continuing co-operation and understanding during the policing operation over the past week".

[Vishnu]

So we will see in court the evidence... if they are guilty then I approve of the methods used to catch them.

London has already experienced terror.