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Neo-Nazi Leader Sentenced for Doxing Police Officer

9/12/2025

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Thomas Sewell, 32, a Neo-Nazi leader, received a community work order for intimidating a police officer and his wife.
He was convicted on three charges related to doxing threats, including the release of personal information.
Sewell made threats during late 2024 podcasts, aiming to expose the officer's private life.
The officer reported feeling anxious and unsafe due to Sewell's actions.
Magistrate Michelle Hodgson described Sewell's behavior as "objectively very serious," leading to a sentence of 200 hours of community work over 18 months.

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Story summary

Thomas Sewell, 32, a Neo-Nazi leader, received a community work order for intimidating a police officer and his wife.
He was convicted on three charges related to doxing threats, including the release of personal information.
Sewell made threats during late 2024 podcasts, aiming to expose the officer's private life.
The officer reported feeling anxious and unsafe due to Sewell's actions.
Magistrate Michelle Hodgson described Sewell's behavior as "objectively very serious," leading to a sentence of 200 hours of community work over 18 months.