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Man arrested in Lincoln over terror offences Far-right group terror suspect arrest in Lincoln
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A man has been arrested in Lincoln on suspicion of terrorism offences. A man has been arrested on suspicion of being a member of banned far-right group National Action.
The 46-year-old was held at a property on suspicion of being a member of a banned organisation and malicious communications. The 46-year-old was held at a property in Lincoln on suspicion of being a member of a proscribed organisation and malicious communications.
The arrest earlier is linked to an investigation by the North West Counter Terrorism unit. The arrest is linked to an investigation by the North West Counter Terrorism unit.
Det Ch Supt Dominic Scally, head of counter terror policing in the region, said the man remained in custody and was being questioned by officers. Police said the man remained in custody and was being questioned by specialist officers.
"Today's arrest forms part of a wider operation into the activities of a proscribed organisation," he added. Det Ch Supt Dominic Scally, head of counter terror policing for the North West, said: "Today's arrest forms part of a wider operation into the activities of a proscribed organisation.
"Those involved in proscribed organisations have a detrimental effect on the communities others work so hard to build, so it is essential people contact us with information so we can put a stop to those who support extremist ideologies."
Lincolnshire Police, which supported counter terrorism officers in the arrest, said it was a pre-planned operation and it is "not believed there is any threat to the local Lincolnshire community at this time".
National Action was banned in December 2016.