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February 13, 2015
A teenage Muslim convert accused of planning to behead a British soldier told police he would ‘harm’ Prime Minister David Cameron if he had the chance, a court heard.
Brustholm Ziamani, 19, was arrested in East London last August carrying a 12-inch knife and a pick hammer wrapped in an Islamic flag after boasting how he was going to ‘kill soldiers’.
He was previously questioned by counter-terror police over extremist posts he made online after an earlier arrest last June, his trial at the Old Bailey heard today.
In an exchange from one interview read to the jury, he said he would ‘do harm’ to the Prime Minister if he had the opportunity.
He was asked by officers to confirm what he had said in a previous interview, in which the tape recorder had broken.
The officer said: ‘What would you do if you saw David Cameron and had an opportunity? You said you would do him harm if he had no security around?’
Ziamani replied: ‘Yes’.
He also put posts on Facebook under the name Mujahid Karim supporting Sharia law and stating he was ‘willing to die in the cause of Allah’, the jury heard.
A letter written by Ziamani to his parents in which he talked about being martyred and also the murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby in Woolwich in May 2013 was also discussed in the interviews.
He told police he ‘didn’t disagree’ with the brutal murder of Lee Rigby and felt it was justified because ‘he had taken part in killing innocent Muslims in Afghanistan’.
DC David Atkinson of the Counter Terrorist Command, who stopped Ziamani on the street, told the court he was wanted by police because he had been posting messages on Facebook that encouraged terrorism.
DC Atkinson said when he stopped the 19-year-old, he found a large knife and a hammer in his possession.
When the knife and hammer were discovered, Ziamani allegedly told officers: ‘You haven’t asked me what they are for.’
He was interviewed at Walworth police station in the presence of his solicitor and said he was upset about the system and the way nothing was being done.
Ziamani said he was angry Muslims were being so laid back and not doing anything about it.
Ziamani boasted he was part of the Islamic State of Ireland and Britain in a chilling five-page letter to his parents.
