Terrorist Group and Convenience Store

convenience store: are accusing the teen of robbing a convenience store for about $2,000 in October, with the intent to finance a trip overseas to join a terrorist group in the Middle East, according to CTV. The boy pleaded not guilty in a Quebec courtroom on Wednesday. He could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted and A 15-year-old Montreal teenager appeared in court Wednesday on charges of committing robbery to benefit a terrorist group, making him the first youth charged under Canada new anti-terror laws. He is charged with committing a robbery to fund terror activities and trying to leave the country to commit a criminal act abroad. He allegedly wore a ski mask and brandished a large knife during the robbery, Montreal Rob Lurie reported. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.