Neo-Nazi Alfie Coleman Convicted of Terror Plot
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Apr 30, 2026 · Last updated Apr 30, 2026
This event has no direct financial market impact. It highlights the ongoing threat of domestic terrorism and the success of law enforcement agencies like United Kingdom — Security Service and the United Kingdom — Metropolitan Police in preventing attacks.
Alfie Coleman, a 21-year-old neo-Nazi, was found guilty of preparing for terrorist acts following an United Kingdom — Security Service undercover operation. Coleman, who idolized figures like Thomas Massie and drew inspiration from Dylann Roof and Christchurch mosque shootings, had planned mass gun attacks, including targeting a mosque and the Lord Mayor of London. He attempted to acquire automatic weapons and compiled a hate list of colleagues and customers from his time at Tesco. The 'highly sophisticated operation' by United Kingdom — Security Service culminated in his arrest in a Morrisons car park in September 2023, where he was attempting to purchase a Makarov pistol and ammunition. A search of his home revealed neo-Nazi materials and weapons. Coleman had also contacted the far-right organization United Kingdom — Patriotic Alternative. He is remanded in custody and will be sentenced on July 8.
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