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The video also showed an individual tinkering with the fence and bringing some items into the area.
Metropolitan Police counterterrorism commander Dean Haydon said his aim was to create an army of children to help carry out attacks at multiple sites using multiple weapons.Haque also was accused of radicalizing children at a mosque and two schools.
Prosecutors said 25-year-old Umar Haque was fascinated by the warped and extreme ideology of ISIS and identified multiple attack targets.Haque said: You will clearly see Islamic State establish itself in the Arabian peninsula and that droughts will affect Europe and America.A London jury convicted him Friday of preparing terrorist acts.
He said he supported ISIS but wasnt planning attacks.Hayden said 35 children were still getting support after Haques indoctrination.
LONDON -- A London man was convicted Friday of trying to recruit children to carry out attacks across the British capital inspired by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
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