Hampshire Man Busted in Terror Probe
A 40-year-old man from Hampshire was arrested in a high-stakes terrorism investigation on Thursday, April 22. Christopher Carey, from Caperns Road, North Anston, was snapped up by South Yorkshire’s Counter Terrorism Policing North East in a pre-planned, intelligence-led swoop.
Serious Charges Filed
Carey now faces three charges under Section 2 of the Terrorism Act 2006 for spreading terrorist material. Plus, he’s hit with a possession charge for Class A drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971. The 40-year-old appeared via video link at Westminster Magistrates Court on Saturday, April 24, and was remanded in custody.
Police Urge Public Vigilance
“We know that many people might be worried about this news, however, we are working together closely with our colleagues in Counter Terrorism Policing to keep our communities safe,” said portsmouth/" title="Portsmouth" data-wpil-keyword-link="linked">Portsmouth District Commander, Superintendent Clare Jenkins.
“If you think you have seen something suspicious that may be linked to terrorist activity have the confidence to share those concerns. It may be unusual behaviour in a particular place or at a particular time of day, or online – don’t rely on others. Thank you for your continued support.”
