A NEO-NAZI who filled his house with swastika flags, fridge magnets and a portrait of Adolf Hitler has been jailed.
Samuel Doyle, 40, ranted online calling for the killing of members of the LGBT+ community and the extermination of Jewish people.
His online activity brought him to the attention of officers from Counter Terrorism Policing East Midlands.
When officers searched his home, they discovered it was filled with Nazi memorabilia and fascist manifestos and books.
Doyle, of Glossop, Derbys, appeared at Manchester crown court where he admitted distributing or publishing written material to stir up racial hatred. He was jailed for three years.
DI Chris Brett, from CTPEM, said: “Freedom of speech is an important part of our shared British values – and something that is enshrined in law.
“However, those freedoms are not without limit and it is clear that the views Samuel Doyle expressed online stepped well over the line into criminality.
“The posts he wrote are abhorrent – calling directly for violent action to be taken against a number of minority groups.”
