Bradford man in terrorism plot
Mohammed Sajid Khan from Bradford is believed to have been in the early stages of building an improvised explosive device to target Jewish communities in Manchester.
Mohammed Sajid Khan from Bradford is believed to have been in the early stages of building an improvised explosive device to target Jewish communities in Manchester.
Mohammed Sajid Khan, from Bradford, along with his wife Shasta Khan, has been convicted of taking part in a terrorism plot. He pleaded guilty to engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism at an earlier hearing - his wife was found guilty today.
The couple are believed to have been in the early stages of building an improvised explosive device to target Jewish communities in Manchester.
However, their plot was prevented by officers from the North West Counter Terrorism Unit. The couple, of Foster Street, Oldham, are now due to be sentenced at Manchester Crown Court tomorrow.
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