Following a scuffle with officers, during which he repeatedly shouted "Isis is here", they took him to Auckland central station for processing. The horrifying nature of the videos Nawarajan was found with was detailed in a summary of facts. "The camera closes in on his face as he lies dying and focuses on the blood spurting out from his cheek," court documents said. Related Content Man sentenced over 'terrorist material' LGBT support will it last Portrait of a cold-blooded killer"The support has come at a significant personal sacrifice," he said. Judge Collins told Nawarjan he should be "extraordinarily grateful" to his brother who had agreed to put up his place in Wellington as a home detention address.

Source: New Zealand Herald June 23, 2016 05:15 UTC