Whitby man, 57, accused of promoting anti-Muslim hatred online
Sean Farro, known on social media as Sean Strife, allegedly shared a post online that cops claim 'incited violence' against Muslims
Durham police in Ontario charged a 57-year-old man from Whitby in connection with allegedly promoting anti-Muslim hatred online, according to prosecutors. The suspect, identified only as Sean Strife under the social media persona "Sean Strife," was arrested by the hate crime unit of Durham regional police on Wednesday. The investigation concluded that the man "wilfully incited violence and harm against the Muslim community" on various social media platforms.
A recent post by the suspect advertised a "hunting permit" targeting Muslims across North America. The charges against the suspect include offense motivated by hatred and inciting hatred in a public place. The accused is currently held in custody and is scheduled for a bail hearing.
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