Extremists guilty of sending cash to terror convoy

Luton

  Two extremists have been convicted sending cash to a terrorist in Syria on the aid convoy taking Alan Henning to his death at the hands of ISIS. Former probation officer Syed Hoque, 37, sent £4,500 to nephew Mohammed Choudhury, 26, to buy an elite Dragunov sniper rifle. He and gas engineer Mashoud Miah, 27, also hoped to set up a ‘night team’ of terrorist marksmen in the war-torn country after infiltrating the deliveries of food and medicine by Islamic…

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