🇨🇦 #Canada: The Atlantic side of Canada (the East Coast) has seen its first ever terrorism charge, filed against a North Rustico resident, Daniel Desmond Crowder, who allegedly 3D printed multiple firearms. The terrorism charge comes on top of offences related to possessing computer data for manufacturing firearms, owning 3D printers used to make guns and gun parts, and issuing threats toward people and organisations online. Crowder was arrested after an individual filed a criminal complaint to police regarding his online threats, which triggered the investigation that eventually uncovered the 3D printed weapons and related materials. Crowder had already been placed under a "terrorism peace bond" somewhere in August this year, which is a Canadian court order that can be imposed when authorities believe someone may commit a "terrorism" related offence. This kind of court decision restricts a person's activities even if they haven't been convicted of anything. (via @ditto_nation on IG)