A body armed with a man wearing a armor Molotov cocktail And a hatchhet who stabbed a police officer and knocked another unconscious, was put in jail for life.
28 -year -old Alexander Dietan, some time before 7 pm, Ronda Sinon arrived at TAF at TALBOT Green Police Station, where he burnt a petrol bomb and thrown into a police van on 31 January.
The Central Criminal Court heard how Dietan failed to ignite a petrol bomb and tried to start a fire by putting light fluid on the van before breaking the windows of two vehicles using a pole.
When contacted by the authorities, Dieton said “I am fed up, I am doing”, before starting my attack.
Efforts to control diet using a tasar failed due to failure of the body’s armor.
Dieton turned a pole on an officer, punched one in the head and stabbed in another thigh, narrowly recalled his fertile artery.
Two of the three injured officers were rushed to the hospital for treatment.
In a police interview after the attack, Pontecalun’s Dieton said he did not consider the scope of loss, “only that blood had to drop”.
He earlier accepted 10 allegations related to the incident, including trying to kill detective constable Jack Cotton and trying the reason. grievous bodily harm With the intention of Havildar Richard Coleman.
Dieton assaulted PC Joshua Emilin and threatened PC Stephanie Fleming with a customized wooden pole.
The prosecution, Nicolas Hern, explained how Dieton’s sister reported to him to stop her racist and “racist” concerns. Muslim Scene ”and INCEL were likely to join with groups.
The INCEL movement is made up of people who find themselves unsuccessful in relationships, often harassing extreme and wrong ideas.
Judge Mark Lukraft Casey sentenced Dieton, who was referred to for the anti -terrorism program in January 2024, or ordered to serve him a minimum of 22 years.
The judge told the defendant who represented himself courtThat was “a terrorist connection” in crimes.
He said: “It is clear that you continue to be tangled.
“In addition to the initial guilty arguments, very little can be called for your credit.”
The judge said Police officer Dietan was experienced in that face.
He said: “When they accept potential violence and tough conflicts are part of the role of being a police officer, they were all surprised by the nature and speed of your attack.”
Speaking in front of the sentence, Chief Superintendent Stephen Jones praised the officials participating in the incident, stating that he showed “absolutely extraordinary bravery and professionalism”.
Bethan David, head of the Counter Terrorism Division for Crown Prosecution Service, said: “Alexander wanted to attack the Dietan government and the state.
“With his own entry, he wanted to kill a police officer, causing loss and loss of blood.
“While it is not a criminal offense to hold extreme or aggressive ideas, it is one to attempt to murder and attack police officers.
“They blamed, and his punishment today reflects the seriousness of his actions.”
