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Woman in terror charges admission Woman admits owning terror files
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A woman has pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing documents likely to be useful for a terrorist purpose. A woman who was caught with a computer memory stick containing documents on how to make explosives has pleaded guilty to terror charges.
Houria Chahed Chentouf, 41, of Longsight, Manchester, admitted the charges at Manchester Crown Court. Houria Chahed Chentouf, 41, admitted two counts of possessing documents likely to be useful for a terrorist purpose at Manchester Crown Court.
The Moroccan, who previously lived in the Netherlands, was stopped and searched at Liverpool John Lennon Airport in October 2008. Officers found the stick stitched into her clothes when she was stopped at Liverpool John Lennon Airport in 2008.
She was arrested in Manchester the next day after officers examined a computer memory stick in her possession. The Moroccan national was arrested at her home in Manchester the next day.
The stick, which had been sewn into her clothes, contained about 7,000 documents, some of them containing details on making explosives and setting up a terrorist cell. The stick contained about 7,000 documents, some of them containing details on making explosives and setting up a terrorist cell.
Chentouf was charged under the Terrorism Act 2000 following her arrest on the evening of 17 October by Greater Manchester Police.Chentouf was charged under the Terrorism Act 2000 following her arrest on the evening of 17 October by Greater Manchester Police.
She lived in The Hague for more than 20 years and the Dutch authorities were also involved in the inquiry. The mother-of-six lived in The Hague for more than 20 years and the Dutch authorities were also involved in the inquiry.
She appeared at Manchester Crown Court on Monday morning and will be sentenced later.