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A prominent Egyptian-Canadian Muslim, Shaher Elsohemy was paid $4 million by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for his role in infiltrating the alleged terrorist plot in the 2006 Toronto terrorism case; although some have claimed he acted as an agent provocateur, their claim failed in court.〔El Akad, Omar. Globe and Mail, (Online leaks get around publication ban ), June 2, 2007〕〔〔Teotonio, Isabel. Toronto Star, (Toronto 18 attack was to mimic 9/11 ), June 23, 2009〕 He was given legal immunity to "knowingly facilitate a terrorist activity" and asked to help the accused acquire credit cards and purchase explosives.〔 After the arrests, he was subsequently placed in witness protection for his safety.〔CBC, (2nd mole played key role in bomb plot probe ), October 13, 2006〕〔Freeze, Colin. Globe and Mail, (Was imam another informant in Toronto terror plot? ), January 16, 2007〕 ==Life== The Agricultural engineering graduate studied and spent much of his early life in Cairo, Egypt, but returned to Canada in 2000 and started a five-year career as a flight attendant for Air Canada.〔El Akkad, Omar and Colin Freeze. Globe and Mail, “Police had second mole in terror plot: Informant expected to be key witness”, October 14, 2006〕 Described as a man who "loved the good life", he once took a friend on a one-day trip to Poland simply because they wanted to try eating duck properly.〔 Another time, he began describing his favourite restaurant to a friend and decided to take him on a one-day trip to South America to eat at the restaurant.〔el Akkad, Omar and Colin Freeze, Globe and Mail, “Police had a second mole”〕 He left his job to open his own catering business, which closed the following year.〔 Changing his direction, he opened a new businesses, setting up a travel agency.〔 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Shaher Elsohemy」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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