🔴 TEEN STALKER ADMITS TERRORISM CHARGE AFTER SCHOOL PROM THREAT

Romantically rejected teen stalked schoolgirls, posed with Nazi symbols, hoarded bomb-making videos and threatened their prom after turning to online extremism.
A misogynistic teenager has been convicted of stalking and possessing terrorist material after to threats to attack a school prom caused organisers to relocate the event for safety reasons.
Dihan Rahman, 19, from Uxbridge in west London, pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey to stalking two teenage girls and a schoolteacher and to possessing terrorist bomb-making videos.
The teen, who administered an extremist Telegram channel that drew on white supremacist, neo-Nazi and pro-ISIS material, was remanded in custody and will be sentenced in May following the preparation of a pre-sentence report.
Three further terrorism counts were ordered to lie on file.
The court heard that Rahman had previously been under the care of a specialist service supporting neurodiverse children and had been diagnosed with autism. He joined a mainstream school in September 2023 and over the months that followed, his behaviour towards female pupils escalated to harassment, threats and intimidation, before police involvement and formal safeguarding measures were put in place.
Prosecutor Serena Gates told the court that Rahman’s behaviour became problematic after one of the girls, who he met at a London army cadet centre, rejected his advances. Messages that were initially friendly became hostile and abusive, spreading to her friend and later to a teacher who intervened to protect them. Threatening messages he sent to the girls expressed toxic ‘incel’ ideology, including : “U wonder why more ppl believe in misogyny… Bye bye until someone bugs out and starts a mass shooting. Neglected by females and then u expect them to be nice?”
Despite warnings and later police involvement, Rahman continued to target the girls across multiple online platforms.
Rahman’s conduct towards the girls was accompanied by repeated expressions of violent misogyny and extremist ideology, including antisemitic imagery, references to mass violence, and photographs of himself posing in military clothing while making a Nazi salute and holding a noose. He sent messages blaming women for his grievances and signalling violent intent, including references to mass attacks. These communications formed part of the stalking behaviour experienced by the girls at the time.
He later threatened to disrupt the girls’ school prom. After identifying the venue, he sent an image depicting an armed Nazi soldier accompanied by a message stating he was ready to “ruin prom”. Organisers subsequently relocated the event due to safety concerns.
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