A 32-year-old Ontario male has actually been detained for presumably attempting to leave Canada to sign up with a terrorist team, the RCMP claims.
In a press release on Friday, the RCMP stated the male was detained by its Central Region (Ontario) Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET). The RCMP did not state specifically when or where the male was detained, or which terrorist team he presumably prepared to sign up with.
The male’s name has actually not been launched because of a magazine restriction.
According to the launch, the male was detained under “terrorism peace bond provisions.”
On April 19, the supervisor of public prosecutions and Canada’s replacement attorney general of the United States consented to lay what is called “an information commencing the terrorism peace bond application process” under area 810.011 of the Criminal Code.
That area reviews partially: “A person who fears on reasonable grounds that another person may commit a terrorism offence may, with the Attorney General’s consent, lay an information before a provincial court judge.”
The male showed up in an Ontario Court of Justice court in Brampton on April 20 and will certainly be arranged to make a 2nd court look at a later day. He continues to be captive, the RCMP stated.
Peel Regional Police, Canada Border Services Agency, Public Prosecution Service of Canada and Pacific Region INSET were associated with the examination, the RCMP included.
Under the Security Offences Act, the RCMP stated it has a required to examine criminal offenses that “threaten Canada’s national security, including terrorism, foreign actor interference, and threats to critical infrastructure.”
The RCMP included: “Threats to Canada’s national security are a priority for the RCMP.”
