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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Rohit David

How Did a 3D Printer Lead to Terrorism Charges for Man in East London Home?

Robert Adamski's Leyton raid uncovered rifle parts mid-print and far-right docs—guilty on 16 Oct 2025 for terrorism charges (Credit: Jakub Zerdzicki : Pexels)

A routine counter-terrorism probe unravelled into a chilling discovery on 12 July 2025, when officers raided Robert Adamski's modest Leyton flat, catching a 3D printer mid-build of semi-automatic rifle parts that screamed extreme right-wing intent.

This 29-year-old Polish national's hobby turned hazardous, blending online blueprints with hateful ideologies to forge weapons capable of devastation, spotlighting the dark underbelly of domestic extremism in London's diverse boroughs.

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