Dihan Rahman, 19, is jailed after prosecutors say he carried out a stalking campaign targeting two young women and made a threat described as a “Valentine’s school shooting.” The reports describe him as an ex-Army cadet and characterize him using “far-right” and “incel” labels. According to the coverage, Rahman posted personal information online about the individuals he targeted, which included young girls and a teacher. The outlets also say he shared selfies and other images showing extremist gestures, including a Nazi salute. In those posts, he allegedly posed with a rope shaped like a noose. The reporting further states that Rahman stalked at least two young women, including one who had previously rebuffed him, and that his online activity and threats contributed to the case. The sources agree on the core allegations: stalking, online doxxing-like sharing of personal details, and a threat linked to a school shooting around Valentine’s Day, along with the publication of threatening and extremist-themed images. All accounts focus on the conduct alleged by authorities and the resulting jail sentence.