Gun allegations at B.C. trial put court security back in the spotlight
Allegations someone brought a gun into a B.C. courtroom have renewed questions about why bag checks and metal detectors are not mandatory at most of the province's courts.
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Allegations someone brought a gun into a B.C. courtroom have renewed questions about why bag checks and metal detectors are not mandatory at most of the province's courts.
This follows the news that police are investigating allegations that someone brought a firearm into a Vancouver courtroom on Friday, as a jury convicted Ali of first-degree murder.
A Mountie with British Columbia’s integrated homicide team testified she was the officer who served a warrant to obtain DNA from the man accused of killing a young teen girl in a Metro Vancouver park six years ago.
A Vancouver court heard a bank account registered to Ibrahim Ali shows transactions in Burnaby, B.C., on July 18, 2017, the same day a young teen girl was murdered.
The expert told the British Columbia Supreme Court trial of Ibrahim Ali that the girl's injury would have been very painful and required at least one stitch.