Teenager pleads guilty to plotting gun attack and travelling to Somalia

A young man from Lancashire was found guilty of planning a gun attack and traveling to Somalia.

Nelson’s 18 -year -old Muhammad Billlal was arrested on February 11th and was accused of two times the preparation of terrorist actions and collecting four information to help terrorism actions.

Between last February and last October, Old Bailey heard that he had bought “accessible shooting ranges” and “chest towers için designed to keep ammunition.

He also carried out the online discoveries of potential attacks and tried to buy an illegal firearm.

Later, he continued to take steps to travel to Somalia between the last October 7 and November 20.

During this period, he sought advice and guidance about how to leave England without arousing suspicion, changed his appearance, erased extreme Islamic material from his mobile phone and bought clothes and equipment.

He also received a visa to enter Ethiopia to make it easier to move to Somalia.

The dates between the dates between last April and August associate Rumiyah, an online magazine used by the Islamic State for propaganda and recruitment.

At a previous hearing, Billlal could not attend the preliminary hearing with the court and said, “voluntarily there was no itself”.

Bill will be convicted on a later date.