Yemeni allegedly caught leaving Ontario to join terror group remains in custody

May 2, 2025 and   

(Global News) A Yemeni accused of trying to leave Canada to join a terrorist group appeared in court north of Toronto on Thursday for a bail hearing.

Husam Taha Ali Al-Sewaiee, 32, was arrested by RCMP national security officers on April 19 and remains in custody.

He has not been charged with any crimes.

Instead, crown prosecutors have asked the court for a terrorism peace bond that would restrict his movements in the name of public safety.

The RCMP announced the arrest on Friday in a news release that did not name Al-Sewaiee or the terrorist group he is accused of attempting to join.

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