14-year-old boy from Blackburn remanded in custody over Down Under Terror plot
 

http://news.sky.com/story/1470934/bl...oz-terror-plot


No name
no photo

as he is 14.


[A 14-year-old is remanded in custody over an alleged
plan to attack First World War commemorations in Australia.
The plot is alleged to have involved targeting police officers.
The Australian police operation has resulted in five arrests.]

I don't think anyone dare comment Arista - I know I daren't.

I don't mind commenting, if proven this young man needs to be severely beaten around the head.... Is this too harsh ?.

If guilty the scumbag needs to be punished as an adult would be.

It's terrifying... it truly is.

But He Will Not.
Its the Law

..just thank goodness that he didn't get to carry out anything he had planned to...

I know arista,we are far too soft on minors in this country

The Greens want to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14 so this alleged terrorist would nearly have walked away.

Younger and younger people are becoming radicalised it's really frightening.

I don't really understand this as he has been arrested for inciting a male in Australia to carry out a terrorist attack in Australia, so it appears he was arrested on incitemement charges rather than planning anything himself, I guess we will know more in time

14-year-old boy remanded over terror charges
British teenager charged with inciting another to carry out an attack on Anzac Day parade in Australia

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2...-day-australia

Here's a follow up Australian article:

Police arrest five over alleged Anzac Day terrorism plot
Sevdet Besim, 18, of Melbourne, charged with planning terrorist act as four others are held after early morning raids

http://www.theguardian.com/australia...-plot-victoria


And claims by one of the Father's that it is all a 'set up':

http://www.theguardian.com/australia...terrorism-plot

I meant to say this was for Cherie.

Thanks Kirk, but a hearing at The Old Bailey for inciting, it just makes no sense, there must be much more to this I think

[The boy’s lawyer, Daniel King,
of Forbes solicitors in Blackburn,
appealed to the judge to allow
him conditional bail but was unsuccessful.]


Good
Feck Off King Lawyer