Four plead guilty to London Stock Exchange terror plot

At least four men have admitted to 'an al Qaeda-inspired plot' to bomb the London Stock Exchange, British authorities said Wednesday

The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement.

Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court.



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Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.'

The investigation, which was coordinated by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, also involved police forces in London, Wales and Staffordshire, and national counter terror and security services, he said.

'Our priority is and always will be the protection of the public,' he added.

The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. At least four men have admitted to 'an al Qaeda-inspired plot' to bomb the London Stock Exchange, British authorities said Wednesday Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.' The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. The investigation, which was coordinated by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, also involved police forces in London, Wales and Staffordshire, and national counter terror and security services, he said. At least four men have admitted to 'an al Qaeda-inspired plot' to bomb the London Stock Exchange, British authorities said Wednesday The investigation, which was coordinated by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, also involved police forces in London, Wales and Staffordshire, and national counter terror and security services, he said. Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.' Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. The investigation, which was coordinated by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, also involved police forces in London, Wales and Staffordshire, and national counter terror and security services, he said. At least four men have admitted to 'an al Qaeda-inspired plot' to bomb the London Stock Exchange, British authorities said Wednesday Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.' 'Our priority is and always will be the protection of the public,' he added. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.' The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. 'Our priority is and always will be the protection of the public,' he added. Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. Five other men have also pleaded guilty to terror offenses. Some of them entered their pleas Tuesday, according to the court. The suspects -- Abdul Malik Miah, Gurukanth Desai, Shah Mohammed Lutfar Rahman and Mohammed Moksudur Rahman Chowdhury -- pleaded guilty in court, the Woolwich Crown Court said in a statement. Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Osborne, senior national coordinator for counter terrorism, said he welcomed the guilty pleas by the nine defendants, 'following what was the largest counter terrorism operation of 2010.' The investigation, which was coordinated by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, also involved police forces in London, Wales and Staffordshire, and national counter terror and security services, he said. 'Our priority is and always will be the protection of the public,' he added.

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