Bristol Islamic extremist shared ‘terror tutorials’

January 20, 2021   

(BBC) An Islamic extremist has admitted sharing “terrorist tutorials” and having a stash of bomb and poison-making instructions.

Souhaib Embarek, 34, was arrested after firearms officers forced entry into his Bristol home on 9 December 2019.

He denied two charges of disseminating a terror document but changed his plea for one count as his trial opened.

Embarek had already admitted five charges of possessing information useful to a terrorist.

Judge Philip Katz QC, sitting at the Old Bailey, ordered for the other charge to lie on file.

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