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IIE Digital Desk - Canadian law enforced had arrested two persons were connected with an online death threats targeting to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.The arrests were been announced in being of released on Monday from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police's (RCMP) Federal Policing Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) in Northwest Region.

On June 6 of 23 year old Mason John Baker with a resident of Calgary in Alberta and will be charged with uttering threats and on June 13, 67 year old Garry Belzevick with a resident of Edmonton were arrested for allegedly uttering similar threats against Trudeau. In the digital age of many interactions occurred in online and were perceived to be unnamed, there will be a believed that the virtual actions or words crossed the boundaries of Charter protected speech and constituted criminal activities.

In a significant development, authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with online death threats made against Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The arrests followed a detailed investigation into threatening messages that were posted on various social media platforms. Law enforcement agencies traced the origins of these threats, leading to the apprehension of the suspects, who have not yet been named. 

The Canadian government has stressed its commitment to the protection of public officials and has promised rigorous legal action against those who threaten their safety. This incident underscores the serious nature of online threats and the determination of authorities to address and prevent such criminal behavior.

The security environment in which public figures operated to continue evolved both within Canada and recognized the time for increased cautious.