Jailed terrorist threatened to shoot prison officer over a jacket potato
A terrorist from prison was found guilty of shooting a prison officer, because a jacket was not pleased to serve potatoes for lunch.
Nicholas Brock, who sentenced him to imprisonment for having a useful information for a terrorist, threatened to hit the guard behind the head because he did not meet the dietary requirements of the jacket potato.
In a separate incident, the 57 -year -old was abused in the probation officer and another “I will shoot him myself.”
On May 20, 2024 at the Oxford Crown court, he was convicted of making threats to kill prison staff and said that he was a terrorist police against the South East on 9 October 2024.
Brock, whom the power said it was the “extreme right -wing ideology ,, claimed that he knew people who could re -activate weapons, so that he was able to harm the prison staff and others after being released.
When the Anti -Terror Officers raided the Maidenhead house earlier this year, they found disabled firearms, a hidden dust, a sword, a knife and a sword hidden as a cane.
The police were sentenced to one year imprisonment for each number on Tuesday, and was sentenced to prison to run each other in a succession.
Brock was investigated in 2020 and found racist videos, images and video images from the Christchhurch massacre in New Zealand.
Police said it was also a collector of the Second World War and Nazi German military belongings.
In March 2021, Brock was sentenced to having a possible document for a person who carried out or preparing a terrorist act for four years – but this year he would be released in March.
Big Terrorism Police South East Detective Chief Inspector Claire Finlay said: “Brock’s behavior showed that his extreme right -wing mindset did not diminish during his time in prison, and his aggressive behavior increased as the prison release date approached.
“Following the investigation of the Anti -Terrorist Police Officers from the unit, it was clear that Brock continued to risk damage to victims and minority history members and authority positions.
“Brock claimed that he knew that he knew the penalties that could revive their firearms, and therefore it was very important to act quickly to protect our communities from the damage they asked.”
