West Midlands man jailed for more than three years for distributing extreme right-wing music
A 48-year-old man from the West Midlands has been jailed for more than three years for possessing and distributing extremist right-wing music.
Norbert Gyurcsik, of Kestrel Road in Hereford, was sentenced after admitting possessing and distributing extreme right-wing material.
He pleaded guilty at Worcester Crown Court last month to a charge of distributing recordings and two charges of possessing recordings.
He was sentenced to 40 months for each offence by a judge at the same court on Thursday (November 27) with the sentences to be served concurrently.
West Mercia Police said Gyurcsik was arrested in May last year for buying and distributing albums containing lyrics which breached terrorism legislation and were intended to incite racial hatred.
A warrant carried out at Gyurcsik's home address found more than 2,000 records in his possession which he was buying and selling across the UK and Europe.
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