Accused of trying to ‘print’ a gun

Two alleged far-right extremists accused of having parts of a 3D-printed gun have appeared at the Old Bailey. Liam Hall, 30, Stacey Salmon and Samuel Whibley, both 28, appeared via video-link from custody today (fri). They were all arrested by counter-terrorism police during raids on 1 May and had their first court appearance at Westminster magistrates’ court on 14 May. Whibley is accused of running an extreme right-wing channel on encrypted messaging app Telegram. Salmon and Hall face charges of…

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