The charity Aid Convoy has been under the spotlight recently as the police investigate potential connections between the charity and terrorist groups such as ISIS and al-Qaeda.
A local Primary School in London was affected by the investigation when they raised hundreds of pounds for the charity unaware of its potential links to the terrorist groups. Previously, there were questions raised about the charity when it was found out that the charity was set up by the extremist preacher Usman Ali.
The Police noted that they were concerned that the money raised by the primary school children would be used to fund terrorist activities. The connection was made when a volunteer Marcus Solak was arrested in an alleged Isis safe house in Turkey with Aine Davis, a fellow Briton who is believed to be part of Jihadi John's so-called “Beatles” beheading gang.
Investigations are on going but so far police have found no proof that the money raised has gone to fund any terrorist group.
