Neo-Nazi Jailed for 13.5 Years for Plotting Gun Attack

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Alfie Coleman, 22, a neo-Nazi "militant accelerationist" radicalized online, was jailed for 13.5 years after an MI5 sting operation caught him collecting a Makarov pistol and ammunition in east London.
He had planned a race war and identified potential targets including a mosque.

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Alfie Coleman, 22, a neo-Nazi "militant accelerationist" radicalized online, was jailed for 13.5 years after an MI5 sting operation caught him collecting a Makarov pistol and ammunition in east London. He had planned a race war and identified potential targets including a mosque.

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