'Streatham terrorist are high on spice and are banned from prayers in prison'
THE Islamic terrorist shot dead by police in London on Sunday was addicted to spice in prison and was banned from prayers for his radical ideas.
Spice was formerly a legal high but was banned in 2016. It was given the “zombie” label after users were seen twitching or in a catatonic state – it can knock people out for hours. He had pleaded guilty to possessing and distributing terrorist documents and was sentenced to just three years and four months. He was released just last month, before knifing two people in a bloody rampage on Sunday.Amman attacked two people before being fatally shot by policeThe source added: “He was a quirky guy, and quite violent – he’d lash out if he couldn’t get his drugs.“You have to do something really bad for that to happen – they must have thought he was dangerous.
Speaking yesterday his mother Haleema Khan, 41, said Sudesh was a “lovely boy” who had been radicalised while in Belmarsh.
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