Norwegian teen in Manchester assassination plot on the orders of 'Agent 47'

Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield just two days after flying into Manchester Airport, where police found two guns, 19 rounds of ammunition and bags of cash

Johannes Kongsnes Natland was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder after flying to the UK and being arrested in a Huddersfield hotel with guns and ammunition

Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, was arrested in a hotel room just days after flying into the UK, found with two guns, 19 rounds of ammunition and bags of cash

Johannes Kongsnes Natland flew from Norway to Manchester Airport and was arrested in a Huddersfield hotel room with two guns, 19 rounds of ammunition and bags of cash in a murder plot linked to the Iranian regime

Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, worked with a crime network that is reportedly linked to the Iranian regime

Police stormed a hotel room and found Johannes Kongsnes Natland with a stash of two guns and 19 rounds of ammunition

Prosecutors said Natland had been recruited by the Foxtrot Network, a Swedish organized crime group used by the Iranian state and sanctioned by both Britain and the United States.

Police arrest the teen just two days before the planned hit on an unidentified person, after he arrived in the UK on an emergency passport.

Natland was arrested in March last year from a hotel room in Huddersfield in northern England.

A Norwegian teenager was convicted on Wednesday of conspiracy to commit murder in Britain after being recruited by an Iran-linked Swedish organised crime group.

A ⁠Norwegian teenager ⁠was convicted on Wednesday of ⁠conspiracy to commit murder in Britain after being recruited by a Swedish organised crime group that prosecutors said was being used by the Iranian government. Johannes Natland, now ‌19, was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield, northern England, in March last y

Johannes Natland was arrested in a hotel room with two guns and ammunition

LONDON, July 29 - A Norwegian teenager was convicted on Wednesday of conspiracy to commit murder in Britain after being recruited by a Swedish organised crime group that prosecutors said was being used by the Iranian government.

Footballer Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, claimed he was going to shoot himself in the foot