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Right‑Wing Extremist Jailed for Threats to Kill Prison and Probation Staff

Police describe a continuing risk, citing deactivated weapons at his home alongside an entrenched extremist mindset.

Overview

  • Nicholas Brock was sentenced at Oxford Crown Court to one year for each of two counts of making threats to kill, to run consecutively for a total of two years.
  • The threats were made at HMP Bullingdon on May 20 and October 9, 2024, targeting prison officer Christopher English and probation officer Saiqa Yasmin.
  • Counter Terrorism Policing South East searched his Maidenhead address in March 2025 and seized deactivated firearms, knives, swords, a knuckle duster, and a walking‑stick sword.
  • Investigators said Brock claimed criminal associates could reactivate the firearms and assessed that his aggressive behavior escalated as his potential release approached.
  • Brock previously received a 2021 sentence for possessing documents useful to terrorists, with investigators also finding racist material and Christchurch attack footage, and police urged the public to report signs of radicalisation.