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Rashid released information on the Telegram message platform to encourage jihadists to carry out attacks, as well as data on possible targets
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13 Jul 2018, London – A British man who suggested that Islamic militants should attack the prince George who is four years old and is destined to be king, was sentenced to life on Friday
Husnain Rashid, aged 32-year-old from Nelson, northwest of England, will be at least 25 years old.
Rashid published information on the Telegram message platform to encourage jihadists to carry out attacks around the world.
Prosecutors said that this included posting a photo of Prince George – son of Prince William, grandson of Queen Elizabeth and third in line on the throne – next to the silhouette of two c
The Publication included the address of his school in south-west London, to which George began to attend in September, and was accompanied by the caption "Neither the royal family will be spared."
Initially, Rashid denied the charges, but during the Woolwich Crown Court trial pleaded guilty to four counts of terrorism.
"Today's world is a little safer," said Chief Superintendent Will Chatterton of the North West Anti-Terrorist Police.
"He had spent the previous 18 months locked in a room in his parents' house … and spent hours making posters and online advertising encouraging terrorists to perform the most disgusting attacks. "
Prosecutors said that Rashid's postings, a former unemployed Web designer, also included a map of Sixth Avenue in New York. m the legend "Halloween parade in New York.Have you made your preparations? The countdown begins."
