The petrol bomber who attacked a migrant centre in Dover shared far-Right conspiracy theories and posted online that he’d sent a parcel 'to the government' warning he wanted to ‘end illegal immigration… within one year’
Andy Leak, 66, who suffered from mental health issues following the death of his son, smoked cannabis and posted pictures of Batman villain The Joker.
He posted pictures online of him wearing a Union Jack face mask, and frequently shared conspiracy theories from far-right groups. He drove 120 miles from his home in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, to throw three petrol bombs at a security checkpoint from his rented car. Then he drove to a nearby petrol station and killed himself. Two members of staff at the centre suffered minor injuries.
"We understand that when Counter Terrorism Policing become involved, it can be worrying for some people, but I would like to reassure people that there is nothing to suggest any ongoing wider threat at this time.
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