Man admits sharing far-right terrorist documents

A man from south-east London has admitted sharing extreme right-wing terrorist material on Telegram chat.
Alfie Stevens, 24, of Surrey Quays, pleaded guilty to three charges of dissemination of a terrorist document during a hearing at the Old Bailey.
The offences related to posts Stevens made to two groups on the encrypted Telegram app on 27 January 2021.
He shared two documents in a group called Band Of Brothers.
He also posted one of them in a group named White Race Camp.
The charges stated that at the time he intended his actions to be a "direct or indirect encouragement" of terrorism or was "reckless to whether his conduct had such an effect".
Mr Justice Jeremy Baker adjourned Stevens' sentencing to 13 October for a psychological and pre-sentence report to be prepared.
The defendant was granted continued unconditional bail.

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