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A Polish man in London was sentenced to 15 years for trying to 3D-print a submachine gun and promoting extremism online.
Robert Adamski, a 29-year-old Polish national and east London doorman, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for attempting to 3D-print a submachine gun.
Arrested in July 2024, he was found with a printer mid-production of a firearm component, along with a 25-round magazine and extremist materials, including neo-Nazi symbols.
Authorities discovered he managed a Telegram group promoting antisemitism and far-right extremism, had searched for firearm-building instructions, and shared messages referencing violent plans at a Pride rally.
Despite claiming the printer was for gaming, a jury convicted him on multiple terrorism-related charges, highlighting concerns over 3D printing and online radicalization.
Un hombre polaco en Londres fue sentenciado a 15 años por tratar de imprimir en 3D una ametralladora y promover el extremismo en línea.