Afzaal killings were terrorist attack as convicted killer sought to strike fear in Muslims, Crown argues
It's hard to imagine a stronger case for terrorism than the one against a man who wrote a white supremacist manifesto, deliberately drove his truck into a London, Ont., family and confessed to wanting to send a violent message to other Muslims, prosecutors told a sentencing hearing Tuesday. A judge is hearing arguments on whether Nathaniel Veltman's actions meet the legal definition of terrorism.
It's hard to imagine a stronger case for terrorism than the one against a man who wrote a white supremacist manifesto, deliberately drove his truck into a London, Ont., family and confessed to wanting to send a violent message to other Muslims, prosecutors told a sentencing hearing Tuesday. A judge is hearing arguments on whether Nathaniel Veltman's actions meet the legal definition of terrorism.
