The man is believed to be the fourth member of the so-called “Islamic State of the Beatles”. terror the cell was charged with terrorist attacks after the Turkish authorities deported him to England.
Ein Leslie Junior Davies, 38, from Hammersmith, west London, was arrested. on Wednesday evening after arriving at Luton Airport on flight from Turkey.
He was charged with terrorist crimes in respect events in 2014 and possession of firearms for target tied with terrorism, said the Crown Prosecution Service. on Thursday.
He is accused of inviting another to provide money implying that it should used for for terrorist purposes, contrary to Article 15 of Terrorism Act 2000, between January 13 and 16, 2014
Davis faces second accusation of enter or become concerned with arrangement, like result of which the money was to be made available to another, knowing or having reason suspect it was to be used for goals of terrorism contrary to Article 17 of Terrorism Act 2000, between January 13 and 16, 2014
He also charged with possession of an object, namely a firearm, in the circumstances that give rise reasonable suspicion that he possession is for target tied with committing, preparing or inciting of valid of terrorism contrary to Article 57 of Terrorism Act 2000. The crime is said to have been committed between 28 July 2013 and 16 January 2014.
Davis also known as Ain Leslie Rodriguez, adopted and used the name “Hamza” after his conversion to Islam, according to the CPS.
He appeared before Westminster Magistrates’ Court. on Thursday morning and was taken into custody in guarded.
Davis has not made any statements on the allegations and will next show up at the Old Bailey on September 2 for pre-trial hearing.
It is believed that the Beatles IG were responsible for kidnapping and holding of more than 20 Westerners and execution of at least seven of among them were Britons David Haynes and Alan Henning, as well as American aid workers Kayla Muller and Peter Kassig.
AT group caused outrage around world after video release of executions of American journalists James Foley and Stephen Sotloff.
The survivors told of how they nicknamed their captors “The Beatles” because of their British accent, the nickname of the ringleader and executioner of the cell – Mohammed Emwazi of Queen’s Park, west London – is “John”.
He was later given the nickname “Jihadist John” and is said to have died. in US drone strike in Syria in November 2015
El Shafi Elsheikh and Alexandra Kotey, also from West London were “Ringo” and “George”.
Kotey was imprisoned in United States in April for part of it in torture and murder of hostages. Elsheikh will be sentenced in August for his role.
fourth member, who he was said to be less involved, apparently being known as “Paul”.
