10 dead in Canada's car attack in Toronto

Ten people were killed in a car on pedestrians on busy busy streets in Toronto, Canada. More than 16 people were injured in the incident.

The BBC reported that police arrested a suspected 25-year-old suspect named Alec Minnesian. The driver is deliberately thought to have done it. The country's police chief Mark Sanders said the driver was deliberately doing it. But police did not recognize him earlier. He said, we do not deny the relationship of terrorism. However, no such linkage was found. -BBC BBC and Guardian Online.
The police chief said, "We are trying very hard to know what was the real motive of this particular accident." An eyewitness named Reza Hashemi told the BBC that the car was running very fast.

He hears a very loud scream. He said a white car driver pushed the pedestrians after raising the car several times on the pavement. The car is said to be rented to local media. The vehicle driver was able to escape at the beginning.
Police managed to arrest him after several roads, however. The attackers are now in custody of the police. Many videos appear in the video before the arrest, the assailant is looking forward to the police. After that he was arrested. Police did not provide any details about the attacker. However, according to witnesses, the male has just confirmed it.

The video also shows that the body is filled with the bag and the police is helping the affected people. Foreign ministers of seven countries, including United States, Britain and France, were sitting in a meeting 30 kilometers away from the spot. There have been major casualties in similar attacks in many European countries. In October of the United States in New York in October of 2010, eight people were killed. The reason for the attack is not yet known.