Born: 1982;

Place of Birth: London, United Kingdom;

Gender: Male;

Nationality: British;

General Info:
Ismail Abdurahman of south-east London pleaded guilty at Kingston Crown Court to three breaches of Part 4 Notification Order requirements under the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 – namely failing to notify police of a mobile phone number and email account he was using, as well as not notifying them of a vehicle he had access to.

He was jailed for eight months on Wednesday for failing to tell police he had a new vehicle, phone and email address.

In 2008, he had been sent to prison after helping would-be bomber Hussain Osman to evade arrest after a bungled attack three years earlier.

When he was released from prison in 2011, he was ordered to keep police informed about his activities for 15 years. But London’s police force found he had kept them in the dark about his new phone and other matters.

The secret phone number came to light when he was returned to prison on an unrelated matter and police searched his home.

In February 2020, Abdurahman was recalled to prison for an unrelated breach of his licence conditions.

Following this, counter terrorism officers searched Abdurahman’s room and found evidence that he was using an undeclared mobile phone number and email account, as well as documents suggesting he had previous use and ownership of a car and financial documents relating to accounts he hadn’t declared to police.