Blake Hindry, sentenced to two and a half years, made threatening calls to multiple mosques in London, stating intentions to kill faith leaders and burn down places of worship.
Police began an investigation after a mosque reported receiving alarming calls threatening death to specific leaders and arson, uncovering a pattern of targeted hate against Muslim communities.
Commander Louise Puddefoot emphasized the impact of recent violent events on Muslim communities, assuring ongoing investigations into hate crimes, reflecting law enforcement’s commitment to justice.
The swift action against Hindry not only seeks to punish his criminal acts but also serves as a message of reassurance to communities distressed by threatening behavior.
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