A rapist barber has been jailed for 12 years after sending tens of thousands of pounds from COVID grants to ISIS fighters
After Namouz was found guilty of in December, Judge Peter Lodder KC handed down the sentence at Kingston Crown Court.The judge had previously said he would "explore the implications" of Namouz’s prior rape conviction at the January sentencing.Namouz had previously served a decade behind bars where he was allegedly radicalised.
Police raided Namouz's barbershop in London and discovered £3,170 in cash and a hidden mobile phone containing messages to contacts in Syria.He was found guilty of locking up an 18-year-old in the Prince Public House in Wood Green while his victim was in the toilets. Opening Boss Crew Barbers in Olympia after his release, Namouz then cashed in on COVID by taking advantage of low-cost loans.Head of Scotland Yard’s counter terror command, Richard Smith, added: ‘People like Namouz who provide money to terrorist groups - both in the UK and overseas - are enabling others to go and commit serious and deadly attacks, and we will always pursue and investigate those people and seek to bring them to justice.
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