Sabrine Djermane and El Mahdi Jamali denied bail on terrorism-related charges
Quebec judge says the 2 could be a danger to the public and a flight risk
Sabrine Djermane and El Mahdi Jamali, two Montrealers facing terrorism-related charges, have been denied bail.
Quebec Court Judge Robert Sansfaçon ruled Tuesday afternoon that the two could be a danger to the public and a potential flight risk.
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Djermane, 19, and Jamali, 18, each face four charges — attempting to leave Canada to commit a terror act abroad, possession of an explosive substance, facilitating a terrorist act, and committing an act under the direction or for the profit of a terrorist organization.
The two, both students at College de Maisonneuve — a Montreal junior college — were arrested in April. Their arrests were described by the Crown as a "preventive measure.'' Prosecutors wanted them to sign peace bonds that would set out conditions and restrictions on their day-to-day lives.