Sentenced to an English neo-Nazi who planned to kill a legislator and to the police who jailed him for sex crimes against children

Renshaw had pleaded guilty to having bought a machete to kill the West Lancashire MP and threatened to kill police officer Victoria Henderson.

As they led him into the cells, he raised his arm in a so-called Nazi salute in the gallery and several supporters shouted, "We're with you, Jack!"

SYour plan was to kill the MP in a restaurant, to take hostages and to lure Henderson, a police officer who investigated bad crimes with children and to kill her as well.. Renshaw said that he would later commit a "police suicide" claiming to have a safety vest and would leave a video behind the statement that the attack was allegedly perpetrated on behalf of the neo party. -Nazi "National Action". Renshaw said during the trial that his plan was this one. He was only badigned after announcing it at a meeting in a pub in July 2017.

Renshaw already had a long criminal history. In January 2017 was arrested for inciting violence against Jewsand a few months later it was discovered that he was working as a spokesman for Acción Nacional and that he was imprisoned. The move was banned in 2016 in the United Kingdom for terrorist, racist and homophobic acts.

On April 2, 2019, during his trial for belonging to Acción Nacional, he learned that Renshaw had also been convicted of bad crimes against children in 2018. It was made public that Renshaw had created two fake Facebook profiles and contacted children aged 13 to 14 between February 2016 and January 2017. Communicating via Facebook Messenger, he boasted of being rich, to be able to give them jobs and offered one of them $ 300 to spend the night with him. He also requested intimate photographs of them, before one of them informs his guardian, and the police will be contacted. He was found guilty of four counts of inciting a child to participate in badual activities and sentenced to 16 months in prison.

Cooper, the West Lancashire Labor MP, celebrated this sentence. "Justice has been done, not for me personally, but for all parliamentarians and officials, and for our democratic way of life that gives us the privilege of freedom of expression, without fear of violent reprisals"he said in court statements, as reported L & # 39; Independent.

Judge McGowan, the judge charged with prosecuting the case, told Renshaw: "Your perverse view of history and current politics has led you to believe that it is right to demonize minority groups simply because they are different. This is a case where only a life sentence can deal with the terrible gravity of the offense. "