"We have been clear for some time that anyone in the UK sharing or promoting terrorist-related material online will be investigated."
"This case also reflects the trend we are seeing of more and more children and young adults being arrested as part of counter terrorism investigations. This is a real concern, but friends and families can play a part by looking out for loved ones if they're worried about someone. If you have any concerns about somebody who might be starting on a path towards radicalisation, then I'd urge you to visit our ACT Early website and get in touch before it may be too late."
"Anyone who is concerned about a friend or family member who they think is at risk of radicalisation, can visit www.actearly.ukfor further advice and support, or they can call the ACT Early Support Line on 0800 011 3764 to speak with a specially trained officer."
A 20-year-old woman was arrested in Lambeth on Tuesday on suspicion of encouraging support for proscribed terrorist group Daesh via social media. The arrest followed an investigation by Counter Terrorism Policing London and officers searched the premises. She was arrested under Section 12(1) of the Terrorism Act 2000 and released on bail to a date in April. Anyone in the UK sharing or promoting terrorist-related material online will be investigated. There is a growing trend of children and young adults being arrested in counter-terrorism investigations, and friends and families are urged to look out for loved ones. Concerned people can access the ACT Early website or call 0800 011 3764 for support.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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