Rarmoul-Bouhadjar (pictured above) wearing a striped top and a beanie hat

He met a Syrian bomb-maker on the border with Turkey, then returned to UK where he was arrested in possession of a bomb manual. Rarmoul-Bouhadjar, 30, was jailed for three years in 2014.

Mohommod and Hamza Nawaz

Mohommod Nawaz (left) and Hamza Nawaz (right) were jailed for conspiring to attend a terrorist training camp in Syria

Brothers Mohommod, 35, and Hamza, 29, attended terror training camp in Syria in 2013. After their return, both were jailed in 2014 but are now free.

Mashudur Choudhury

The 31-year-old man from Portsmouth who planned to travel to Syria to carry out acts of terrorism

The 34-year-old from Portsmouth was jailed for four years in 2014 after returning from the conflict zone.ET, 12 were still on fire. There were no injuries in the crash, which took place 11 km from December's derailment in which 1.5M litres of crude oil was spilled. — CBC News Alerts (@ CBCA lerts) February 6, 2020

Local resident Blaine Weber spoke to the Global News after this second derailment and expressed frustration that Canadian Pacific Railway, the rail company operating the trains, has not been forthcoming with answers about the derailments.

“CP doesn’t seem to be answering any questions from either the public or the authorities,” Weber said.

Canadian Pacific also is under scrutiny over a potential cover up of the details surrounding a runaway freight train accident in 2019 that resulted in the death of all three crew members.

Huge Increase in Canadian Oil-by-Rail Brings More Accidents

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