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Stalking cases in Bristol have risen by 40% over the past two years, making it the second most common type of domestic abuse in the area, prompting police to receive enhanced training to address the crime's increasing prevalence, particularly in the context of evolving technology used by offenders. #StalkingAwareness #DomesticAbuse #CommunitySafety #GB

Stalking cases in Bristol have surged by 40% over the past two years, with 1,348 recorded offences last year, prompting police to enhance their training to address this and other increasing domestic abuse crimes, partly driven by the rise of technology. #StalkingAwareness #DomesticAbuse #CommunitySafety #GB

Stalking cases in Bristol have surged by 40% over the past two years, with 1,348 recorded offences last year, making it the second most common domestic abuse crime, prompting police to enhance training for officers to address these evolving threats, particularly in relation to technology. #StalkingAwareness #DomesticAbuse #CommunitySafety #GB

Dihan Rahman, a 19-year-old former Army cadet with a deep-seated hatred of women, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for a stalking campaign against two teenage girls and a teacher, during which he posted their personal information online and possessed extremist materials related to terrorism and violence against women. #ViolenceAgainstWomen #Extremism #Stalking #GB #IQ #DE

Dihan Rahman, a 19-year-old former Army cadet with a deep-seated hatred of women, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for a stalking campaign that left two girls in constant fear, during which he posted their personal details online, collected bomb-making materials, and exhibited extremist ideologies, despite his autism spectrum disorder and social issues not mitigating his calculated and intrusive behavior. #Extremism #Stalking #GenderViolence #GB #IQ #DE

Dihan Rahman, a 19-year-old former Army cadet with a severe hatred for women, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for a stalking campaign that terrorized two girls, involved threats of violence, and revealed his extremist beliefs, including possession of materials useful for terrorism. #Stalking #Terrorism #OnlineSafety #GB

A former Army cadet, Dihan Rahman, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for stalking two girls and a teacher, creating a climate of fear through online harassment, and possessing materials related to terrorism, all stemming from his extreme misogyny and extremist ideologies. #Stalking #Terrorism #ViolenceAgainstWomen #GB

Dihan Rahman, a 19-year-old former Army cadet with a severe hatred of women, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for stalking two girls and a teacher, employing threats and an array of extremist ideologies including right-wing extremism and incel beliefs, while also possessing documents related to terrorism. #Stalking #Terrorism #GenderViolence #GB #IQ #DE #US

A former Army cadet, Dihan Rahman, 19, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for a persistent stalking campaign against two girls, driven by an extreme hatred of women and associations with various violent ideologies, during which he posted their personal information online and made threats, causing them significant fear and psychological harm. #Terrorism #Stalking #Extremism #GB

A former Army cadet, Dihan Rahman, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in jail for a stalking campaign that terrorized two teenage girls, revealing a deeply ingrained hatred of women and connections to extremist ideologies, including possession of bomb-making materials and indecent images. #StalkingAwareness #ViolenceAgainstWomen #TerrorismPrevention #GB

A former Army cadet, Dihan Rahman, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for terrorizing two girls through a calculated stalking campaign fueled by his extreme hatred of women and violent ideologies, including posting their personal information online and collecting bomb-making materials. #Terrorism #Stalking #Extremism #GB #IQ #DE

A man named Asad Hussain was found guilty of stalking after creating a fake Tinder profile in his ex-girlfriend's name to lure men to her home under the pretense of engaging in "rape fantasies," leading to numerous men arriving at her residence, some with the intent to harm her, in a case described as "one of the most disturbing" by police. #StalkingAwareness #CyberCrime #VictimSupport #GB

Asad Hussain was found guilty of stalking after creating a fake Tinder profile in his ex-girlfriend's name to entice men to invade her home and threaten her with sexual violence, leading to at least 18 men arriving at her residence under the false pretense of engaging in "rape fantasies" orchestrated by Hussain. #StalkingAwareness #OnlineSafety #VictimSupport #GB

A man named Asad Hussain was found guilty of stalking after he created a fake Tinder profile in his ex-girlfriend's name to incite men to attack her, resulting in multiple men arriving at her home under the misleading belief that she had invited them for non-consensual encounters. #StalkingAwareness #CyberCrime #DomesticViolence #GB

A man named Asad Hussain was found guilty of stalking after he created a fake Tinder profile in his ex-girlfriend's name, leading at least 18 men to her home under the false pretense of engaging in "rape fantasies," prompting severe harassment and danger to her safety. #StalkingAwareness #DomesticViolence #OnlineSafety #GB

A man from Greater Manchester, Asad Hussain, was found guilty of stalking after creating a fake Tinder profile in his ex-girlfriend's name to entice men to break into her home with the intention of assaulting her, leading to at least 18 men arriving at her house under the false pretense of an invitation. #Stalking #OnlineHarassment #DomesticViolence #GB