Amman had previously praised the Islamic State group, shared an online al Qaeda magazine and encouraged his girlfriend to behead her parents. Sunday’s attacker, Amman, had recently been released from prison, according to police, having been jailed for promoting violent Islamist material. His mother, Haleema Faraz Khan, told Sky News that he was a “nice, polite boy” who was radicalized online and in prison. But there have been warnings that the system is failing to address the problem and last month one inmate convicted of terrorism offenses attacked prison officers. Or do you disperse and try to stop them reinfecting each other?”Amman was 17 and living at home with his family when he first began committing terrorism offenses, according to authorities.

Source: National Post February 03, 2020 14:15 UTC