West Yorks detention officer convicted of terror offence after UDA posts

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West Yorks detention officer convicted of terror offence after UDA posts

The officer pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates Court today.

Date - 15th March 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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A police detention officer has been convicted of a terror offence after he published images showing his apparent support of a Northern Ireland paramilitary group. William Lloyd-Hughes, from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, pleaded guilty at...

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