Violent Jihadist Radicalization: Case Study of the Toronto 18
Using actual surveillance videos from the Toronto 18 case as well as a first-person narrative by the police agent in the case, viewers will understand how and where radicalization can occur, what possible counter radicalization methods can be used, and how quickly local investigations can become international ones.
Course Length: 3 Hours
Meet your Instructor
Mubin Shaikh
Expertise:
Ex Security Intelligence Counter Terrorism Operations - Master of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism (Macquarie)
Mubin Shaikh is a former undercover operator with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Integrated National Security Enforcement Team. He was a fact witness at the Superior Court of Ontario in five legal hearings spanning over four years. Mubin obtained a Masters of Policing Intelligence and Counterterrorism, and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Psychological Sciences Department of the University of Liverpool. He is currently a government-level National Security and Counterterrorism [JR1] subject matter expert to civilian and military agencies, with a specialization in Jihadist ideology and ISIS, in particular. Mubin is also the author of the book, Undercover Jihadi.
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Violent Jihadist Radicalization: Case Study of the Toronto 18