(CBC) Othman Ayed Hamdan named the Revelstoke Dam in B.C. as a potential target in a series of online posts praising ISIS and cheering on lone wolf attacks.
Now, he may be released into nearby Enderby while he awaits deportation from Canada, a move the mayor of that city calls “crazy.”
Hamdan has been detained by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) since September 2017 and has been deemed a “danger to the security of Canada” by the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) of Canada.
But the board has also ruled Hamdan should be released from custody, with a list of more than 25 conditions attached.
