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London - A man who threatened the life of Prince Harry has been sentenced to three years in prison.
A judge said on Monday that 31-year-old Ashraf Islam presented a risk to the public. He had pleaded guilty last year to threatening the prince.
Islam was arrested after walking into a police station and making threats a day after a British soldier was killed on a London street on 22 May. He was investigated by counter-terrorist police but was not charged with any terrorist offences.
Judge Richard McGregor-Johnson says investigators found that Islam had been tracking Harry's whereabouts and travel plans.
The judge says Islam had given "considerable thought" to his plot against the prince.
Harry was third in line for the British throne at the time of the threat.
A judge said on Monday that 31-year-old Ashraf Islam presented a risk to the public. He had pleaded guilty last year to threatening the prince.
Islam was arrested after walking into a police station and making threats a day after a British soldier was killed on a London street on 22 May. He was investigated by counter-terrorist police but was not charged with any terrorist offences.
Judge Richard McGregor-Johnson says investigators found that Islam had been tracking Harry's whereabouts and travel plans.
The judge says Islam had given "considerable thought" to his plot against the prince.
Harry was third in line for the British throne at the time of the threat.
