Three men who face charges related to terrorism in an alleged anti -government plot to assume strength in the Quebec city region have denied bond.
Judge René of the Sablonnière He made the decision in the Quebec City Court on Wednesday.
The crown opposed the bond for Simon Angers-Audeta24, Raphaël I lagaceted25, and Marc-Aurèle Chabot24. The three men appeared in the court of the city of Quebec and were also present during the bail hearing that lasted three days.
The evidence content presented at the bail hearing cannot be informed due to a publication prohibition requested by the Crown and granted by the judge.
The three men are among four people arrested in July for allegedly trying to start an anti -government “community” north of the city of Quebec. The National Police Force also alleges that one of the defendants was executing an Instagram account aimed at recruiting members.
Angers-Audet, Lagace and Chabot face positions of facilitating a terrorist activity and other positions related to the illegal storage of firearms and possession of explosives and prohibited devices.
A accused room, Matthew Forbes, 33, faces charges of weapons and bail was awarded under a long list of conditions that include using a GPS tracking bracelet.
Forbes, who is not accused of terrorism, and Chabot are active members of the Canadian Armed Forces.
