Winnipeg IS supporter rearrested
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A Winnipeg man who admits he supports Islamic State was rearrested Friday afternoon.
Aaron Driver was taken into custody by police at his Charleswood home because of a complication with a surety that was a condition of his bail, his lawyer, Leonard Tailleur, told the Free Press.
The arrest ends 14 days of freedom for Driver, who was released on bail June 12 after being detained June 4 because of his public support for Islamic State. He has been on a CSIS watch list for months because of his social media activity and has had several Twitter accounts suspended.
He wasn’t charged with any crime and was initially released when he agreed to abide by 25 different conditions, including wearing electronic ankle monitoring, abiding by a curfew, not having any weapons or passports, and not having any computers or tablets. To secure his release from jail, he had to agree to several conditions — including religious counselling and wearing a GPS tracker.
