An investigation by the Met Counter Terrorism Command, following the use of powers under Schedule 7 at an airport, has led to the conviction of a man for sharing terrorist documents.
Zaheed Hossen 29 (12.01.1994) from north London, was found guilty on 8 August of five counts of disseminating terrorist publications following a two week and four day trial at Kingston Crown Court.
Commander Dominic Murphy, head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command said: “This investigation came after officers stopped Hossen using ‘Schedule 7’ powers as he travelled through the airport. These powers help us to identify potential terrorist activity and they ultimately help us to keep the public and UK safe.
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