'He Said That the Grenade Would Be His Microphone to the World'
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A would-be suicide bomber caused mayhem at Gatwick Airport when a hand grenade was found in his luggage during a routine customs search, an Old Bailey court heard yesterday. But Hazil Rahaman- Alan, 39, was not a terrorist and had suffered from depression. Nor could his grenade explode as the detonator was missing, the court heard.
Yet its discovery evacuated and closed down the airport's busy North Terminal for six hours, said Nicholas Dean QC, prosecuting.See the full content of this document
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'He Said That the Grenade Would Be His Microphone to the World'
Rahaman-Alan was remanded for a psychiatric report yesterday after he admitted having a high explosive M26 hand grenade between January 1 and February 13, 2003, with intent to endanger life or cause serious injur...
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