A Toronto, Ontario, man has been arrested ahead of this weekend's G-20 summit for possession of an explosive device, authorities said Wednesday.
The suspect, Byron Sonne, 37, was the subject of an ongoing investigation into "suspicious and potentially threatening activity" related to the meeting of world leaders in Toronto, said Constable Michelle Murphy, a spokeswoman for the summit's Integrated Security Unit.
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I wouldn't get too excited by this explosive story - may be a bit of 'security theatre' - wait for the evidence. This guy may just have been twisting the tail of some authorities - wait for more evidence -- but threat level on this is low to zero.
It is common for police here in Canada to arrest people they think may be a problem and then release them without charges after the event is over. We do not express the same outrage as Americans might in the same scenario. I am no activist, just a cynic about our police's common abuse of authority.
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