Police charge 14-year-old boy over alleged terror plot targeting London mosques
Summary
A 14-year-old boy from south London has been charged with planning terrorist acts targeting two mosques in the Sutton area. Police found concerning documents during a search after arresting him on unrelated charges, and investigations are ongoing with support provided to the affected mosques.Key Facts
- The boy was arrested on July 9 for suspected vehicle damage but was later charged with planning terrorist acts.
- The charge involves a plot to attack two mosques in south London’s Sutton area.
- Police say no other suspects are being sought in connection to this case.
- The affected mosques have been contacted and are receiving advice and support.
- The boy also faces a charge for damaging a car window in June, related to racial motivation.
- Authorities have increased patrols in the area to keep the community safe.
- There are rising concerns about attacks on Muslim communities across the UK, including vandalism and violence at mosques.
- The Muslim Council of Britain has advised mosques to improve security measures like lockdown drills and better CCTV after recent threats.
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