22-year-old Metropolitan Police Constable Ben Hannam admits to possession of an indecent image of a child, and a judge accordingly lifts reporting restrictions designed to allow a fair trial, revealing that Hannam became the first serving UK officer to be convicted of a terror offence after being found guilty at the Old Bailey of National Action membership.
Metropolitan Police Constable Ben Hannam, 22, admits possession of an indecent image of a child, and a judge accordingly lifts reporting restrictions designed to allow a fair trial, revealing Hannam on Thursday became the first serving UK officer to be convicted of a terror offence after being found guilty at the Old Bailey of National Action membership.
22-year-oldMetropolitan Police Constable Ben Hannam admits topossession of child pornography, and a judge accordingly lifts reporting restrictions designed to allow a fair trial, revealing thatHannam became the first serving UK officer to be convicted of a terror offence after being found guilty at the Old Bailey of National Action membership.
22-year-old Metropolitan Police Constable Ben Hannam admits to possession of anindecentimageofachild, and a judge accordingly lifts reporting restrictions designed to allow a fair trial, revealing that Hannam became the first serving UK officer to be convicted of a terror offence after being found guilty at the Old Bailey of National Action membership.