Three far-right extremists who amassed hundreds of weapons and planned to carry out attacks on targets including a mosque have been convicted of terrorism offences.
Brogan Stewart, 25, from West Yorkshire, Christopher Ringrose, 34, from Staffordshire, and Marco Pitzettu, 25, from Derbyshire, were part of an online group who “idolised the Nazi regime”.
Sheffield Crown Court was told how Stewart had detailed torturing a Muslim leader using an “information extraction kit”.
All three were found guilty of terrorism offences at the same court on Wednesday.
During the nine-week trial, the court heard more than 200 weapons including machetes, hunting knives, swords and crossbows were found at their homes.
