London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan was allowed to live within 17 miles of accomplices

Usman Khan, who was shot dead by police for murdering two people on London Bridge, was allowed to live within 17 miles of terrorists he was previously convicted with Three terrorists who were jailed for plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange in 2012 were allowed to live within 17 miles of each other after their release. Usman Khan, who was shot dead by police last week for murdering Saskia Jones, 23, and Jack Merritt, 25, in a knifing rampage on London Bridge, was convicted along with a gang of eight other terrorists in 2012. Until Khan's terrorist rampage last week he had been living within 17 miles of other members of his terrorist gang, including Nazam Hussain, 34, who was jailed last week for breaching his licence conditions. Khan lived just three miles away from his old accomplice Mohammed Shahjahan and within 17 miles of Nazam Hussein, who was jailed last week for breaching licence conditions The Metropolitan Police has increased the number of armed patrols on the city's streets following this afternoon's terrorist attack on Westminster Bridge where a suspected terrorist carrying a knife and a fake bomb was shot dead, pictured Khan was living in Stafford, just 17 miles away from where his bomb-plotting friends were residing.