Canadian convicted in U.S. terror plot gets 50 more years for stabbing prison staff

Toronto·NewA Mississauga man serving a 40-year sentence for terror-related charges in the U. S. was sentenced to an additional 50 years in federal prison in relation to an assault against two corrections officers, the U. S. Attorney's Office announced Monday. Abdulraham El Bahnasawy assaulted 2 corrections officers in 2020, says he has been without 'right medication'Alina Snisarenko · CBC News · Posted: Oct 21, 2026 3:58 PM EDT | Last Updated: 14 minutes agoListen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy was sentenced to 40 years in prison in 2018 for terror-related charges in the U. S. He has since been sentenced to an additional 50 years in prison for assaulting two corrections officers, according to the U. S. Attorney's Office. (bringabdulhome.ca)A Mississauga man serving a 40-year sentence for terror-related charges in the U. S. was sentenced to an additional 50 years in federal prison for assaulting two corrections officers, the U. S. Attorney's Office announced Monday.

British counterterrorism police rearrested two men Tuesday in connection with an alleged terror plot at a British air base last month and said for the first time that they believe the men were working on behalf of Iran. The two men from London, a 24-year-old British national and a 25-year-old dual British and Iranian national, had been released on bail after their initial arrests on suspicion of planning to carry out a terrorist attack at RAF Fairford, a base in England used by U. S. bombers. In a statement Tuesday, the police said the men had been taken back into custody on suspicion of “assisting a foreign intelligence service under Section 3 of the National Security Act.” The statement said that “the country to which the investigation relates is Iran.”The British police had not publicly said that they believed Iran was involved in the incident at the base, though Prime Minister Andy Burnham said as much late last month. “There are strong indications that Iran played a part in what happened over the weekend at RAF Fairford,” Burnham told the BBC in an interview Sept. 30.

New details are emerging after the arrests of two 15-year-old girls accused of plotting an attack on Corona High School. Thursday, October 22, 2026 2:57PMCORONA, Calif. (KABC) -- Students arriving at Corona High School Wednesday expressed shock after learning that two 15-year-old girls had been arrested for allegedly plotting a shooting on the campus. According to the FBI, the investigation began Oct. 6 after the agency spotted social media chatter about a possible threat. Authorities arrested one of the girls, who was a student at Corona High School. Investigators later arrested a second 15-year-old girl who attends Norco High School and who the FBI said was also involved in the alleged plot. The FBI said the two girls had researched school shootings online and discussed how they could carry out an attack and obtain weapons, although no weapons were ever found. Speaking with ABC LA, Corona Police Lt. Robert Montanez revealed more details about the case. "I can't really speak to what was in these girls' minds. But yes, there was a list with individuals' names on it, but their target was clearly the school campus," Montanez said. Montanez was asked about a possible motive.

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The parents of a the 18-year-old man whose body was found in a park in Dollard-des-Ormeaux last year renewed their calls of reopening an investigation after Quebec coroner says there was no evidence of suicidal intent. Emmanuel Diafouka was found dead with a bullet wound in his forehead at the Trottier Park on Montreal’s West Island, on Jan. 30, 2025.

Toronto police say three arrests have been made following what investigators called violent robberies that stemmed from sales originating on online marketplaces. Superintendent Paul Krawczyk detailed results of the investigation at a press conference on Thursday, indicating that some of the high-valued items targeted in the robberies included luxury watches. In July, one victim agreed to sell a watch after communicating with an prospective buyer online.