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15/01/2014
Man Jailed For Refusing To Reveal Password
A 22-year-old man has been jailed for four months for refusing to reveal a password to police.
Syed Hussain was in jail serving a term for being part of a group that had allegedly planned to attack a Territorial Army base in Luton.
Hussain was further convicted of failing to provide police with a password to a memory stick seized in a counter-terrorism operation.
It is understood that he had claimed to have forgotten the password. He was sent back to prison with an additional term of four months.
(MH/JP)
Syed Hussain was in jail serving a term for being part of a group that had allegedly planned to attack a Territorial Army base in Luton.
Hussain was further convicted of failing to provide police with a password to a memory stick seized in a counter-terrorism operation.
It is understood that he had claimed to have forgotten the password. He was sent back to prison with an additional term of four months.
(MH/JP)
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