Canada: Muslim chemistry student suspected of jihad terror activities released with order to “keep the peace”

http://www.jihadwatch.org/2015/03/canada-muslim-chemistry-student-suspected-of-jihad-terror-activities-released-with-order-to-keep-the-peace

March 25, 2015 11:06 pm By Robert Spencer 21 Comments

What could possibly go wrong? “RCMP release P.E.I. chemistry student suspected of terrorism activities with an order to ‘keep the peace,'” by Douglas Quan, National Post, March 25, 2015:

Two different pictures emerged Wednesday of a Prince Edward Island university student who is the target of a national security probe.
In the eyes of the Mounties, Seyed Amir Hossein Raisolsadat was on the verge of committing a terrorism offence, which is why they say they made the rare move of asking for a peace bond to limit his movements.
But friends and acquaintances chalk it up to one big misunderstanding, saying that Mr. Raisolsadat, 20, is a smart young man from a good-mannered family and not capable of violence.
The RCMP would not divulge how Mr. Raisolsadat came to the attention of police or what activities they suspect he was involved in. But it appears that the investigation has been in motion for a while.
A friend, who asked not to be identified, said police came to him about a year ago to ask questions about Mr. Raisolsadat.
“They asked the same things you’re asking me now,” the friend, who went to Colonel Gray High School with Mr. Raisolsadat, said Wednesday.
The friend said Mr. Raisolsadat gets good grades and has a passion for chemistry. He can be a bit of a braggart at times, someone who likes to “act tough” and talk politics. “But he’s not a military person, he’s not a terrorist — just a typical guy,” the friend said.
RCMP spokesman Sgt. Greg Cox said Wednesday that police will “pursue an application for a [court] order to keep the peace and be of good behaviour if they have reasonable grounds to believe that a person may commit a terrorism offence.”
Court documents show that Mr. Raisolsadat was arrested and released Tuesday on the condition that he remain in the province, abstain from possessing a firearm and report weekly to the RCMP headquarters in Charlottetown. He is due back in court on April 20….