Inside ‘764′: How a Sinister British Satanic Cult Is Grooming 8-Year-Old Gamers Into Terror Suspects
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British security chiefs are warning that children are increasingly being exposed to extremist grooming and violent online networks, with gaming platforms emerging as a major concern for investigators. Counter-terrorism officials say children now account for one in five terrorism-related arrests in the UK, highlighting how quickly online radicalisation risks are reaching younger age groups.
The warning comes as authorities examine networks such as ‘764,’ an online group described by investigators and researchers as a satanic network accused of targeting vulnerable young people through gaming communities, messaging platforms and social media.
The concern is not limited to one group. Officials say younger children are increasingly appearing in safeguarding and counter-terrorism cases, showing how online manipulation has moved beyond traditional extremist spaces and into everyday digital environments.
Children Entering Terrorism Cases
Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor, the UK’s head of counter-terrorism policing, said children now make up a significant proportion of terrorism-related arrests.
Speaking to The Telegraph, Taylor said police had arrested 40 children for terrorism-related offences, adding that the figure represented ‘one in five of our arrests’.
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