Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy noticeA neo-Nazi former Army driver who stockpiled explosive chemicals was a family man and lived a "double life", a court heard. Dean Morrice, 34, collected a cache of terrorism manuals and instructions on how to make home-made bombs and weapons. (Image: Avon & Somerset Police / SWNS)Officers also discovered a 3D printer, along with instructions for how to make a gun and printed parts for a firearm, a court heard. "I think it's fair to say I have fascist and neo-Nazi views," he said, giving evidence at Kingston crown court. (Image: Avon & Somerset Police / SWNS)Narita Bahra QC, defending, said Morrice had been a law-abiding family man who was living a normal life ahead of the 18-month period of his offending.

Source: Daily Mirror June 15, 2021 14:02 UTC