Posted on 10/03/08
Police pursuing threats, Muslim leader says
CALGARY -- A Calgary Muslim leader is thankful members of the Calgary Police Service are pursuing anonymous Internet users who posted what he called "chilling threats" on an Alberta-based website.Syed Soharwardy, president of the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada, complained in December that the police were ignoring his concerns about postings on the Western Standard website, the online version of the right-wing magazine that went out of business last fall.
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