Nicholas Roddis, from Rotherham, is jailed for breaching his terrorist notification requirements.
Sheffield Crown Court heard Nicholas Roddis was jailed in 2008 for leaving a hoax bomb on a busA convicted terrorist jailed for leaving a hoax bomb on a bus has been sent to prison again for breaching his terrorist notification requirements.
At Sheffield Crown Court on Friday, he was jailed for four years for not telling counter-terror police about four contact numbers and a bank card.The court was told that Roddis was arrested in July 2022 for a total of five breaches of his terrorist notification requirements, which are designed to monitor convicted terrorists and protect the public when they are released from jail.
He had told police he liked "military memorabilia" and he attributed his interest in the bullets to his autism, the sentencing heard. Previously, in 2008, Roddis had been jailed for seven years after boarding the Maltby to Rotherham bus service and leaving a hoax bomb, consisting of a bag of sugar, an alarm clock and wires, in a plastic bag on the vehicle.After passengers noticed the package, the bus and neighbouring houses were evacuated and an Army bomb disposal team blew it up.
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