Counter Terrorism Policing foiled three attack attempts

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Counter Terrorism Policing foiled three attack attempts

Three major terrorist attacks have been foiled and 185 people arrested for extremist activity during lockdown.

Date - 4th March 2021
By - Chris Smith

Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) has revealed officers working with UK Intelligence Services have prevented three terror attacks since the Covid-19 pandemic began. The update, as part of publication of use of powers under the Terrorism Act 2000...

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