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Hero armed cop stopped synagogue massacre in Canada as Jewish group calls for armed guards
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When a gunman approached a police cruiser outside the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, during Yom Kippur, approximately two dozen people were praying inside.
The armed officer sitting outside was not part of a permanent security system available to every synagogue in Canada. Police had dispatched him after receiving a report about a suspicious vehicle. That decision may have prevented a massacre.
«The only thing that stood in the way of every congregant of that shul being murdered was the presence of an armed police officer,» Simon Wolle, CEO of B’nai Brith Canada, told Fox News Digital.
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A forensics officer points towards a police vehicle (out of frame) at the scene of a shooting the Sons of Jacob Synagogue where a man armed with a shotgun exchanged gun fire with a police officer stationed outside of the Synagogue late Sunday evening as people were arriving for Yom Kippur. The suspects shotgun can be seen lying on the ground adjacent the officer. PD Nick Lachance/Toronto Star Nick Lachance/Toronto Star (Nick Lachance/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
Police said last week’s shooting was a deliberate, hate-motivated attack targeting the Jewish community. According to authorities, 29-year-old Sean Ward approached Belleville Police Constable Jeff Smith and allegedly shouted, «You are going to die for the Jews,» before firing a shotgun at him.
Smith was struck multiple times while still inside his vehicle. Despite his injuries, he emerged from the cruiser and returned fire. A second officer arrived within minutes and joined the confrontation. Ward later died at a hospital.
Smith remains hospitalized after suffering multiple gunshot wounds to his head and body and serious head trauma. Belleville Police Chief Murray Rodd said Smith faces multiple surgeries and a «lengthy and challenging» recovery, but said the officer is «making progress every day.»
Smith’s wife, Ashley, has also spoken publicly about her husband’s recovery, describing the shooting as «the scariest and darkest day of our lives.»
«My words aren’t strong or steady yet, but I knew I needed to find them,» she wrote. «I needed to use my voice for my dear Jeff, until he is able to use his.»
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Shots seen on a truck in Ontario, Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Monday, Sept. 21, condemned a shooting outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, on an evening that left a police officer wounded as members of the Jewish community gathered for Yom Kippur services. (CTV screenshot via Reuters)
Ashley Smith also addressed the Jewish community directly, thanking those who have supported her husband and their family. «Please know that your love, your prayers and your support have reached us,» she wrote. «We are deeply grateful. We love you, we see you, we pray for you.»
She said her husband still faces «a very long, difficult road ahead,» but added that he is surrounded by what she called «an army of love.»
The worshipers inside the synagogue were not physically injured.
Investigators later disclosed that the gunman possessed what Belleville Police Chief Murray Rodd described as the «means, motive and mechanisms to cause a mass casualty and the destruction of the Jewish synagogue.» Police also reported discovering combustible materials inside the suspect’s vehicle.
«This individual had the means, the intention, the deliberate plans and the capacity to conduct a murderous massacre,» Wolle said.
Anti-Israel protesters gather outside the Beth Avraham Yoseph of Toronto synagogue on March 7, 2024. The place of worship was one of three synagogues shot in the first week of March 2026. (Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu via Getty Images)
For Wolle, the attack exposed more than a violent act of antisemitism. It revealed a legal and security system that he believes leaves Canadian Jewish institutions dangerously vulnerable.
B’nai Brith Canada is calling for changes to federal and provincial laws that would allow synagogues, Jewish schools and other vulnerable institutions to hire qualified armed security guards.
«There is currently no legislation in place that allows for Jewish institutions to hire the kind of armed protection that may be necessary,» Wolle said.
Canada’s firearms regulations are controlled at the federal level, while private security is also governed through separate provincial rules. Wolle said those frameworks must be aligned so institutions confronting credible threats have a lawful way to employ trained, licensed armed guards.
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At present, he said, Jewish institutions can ask police departments to increase patrols, although departments cannot always guarantee that an officer will be stationed outside. Communities can also try to hire paid-duty police officers, but availability remains limited.
«So the only option right now for the Jewish community to protect itself from the unprecedented amount of violent attacks taking place all across this country is to plead with local police services to come by if they can,» Wolle said. «They will not guarantee that they will do so in most circumstances.»
That leaves Jewish communities spending their own money to reinforce buildings, install surveillance systems and hire officers when available.
«Right now, the Jewish community is using its own money primarily to build walls, put up stronger fences, add cameras and then pay for the privilege of having an armed police officer,» Wolle said. «Our lives are being threatened across the country, and the government hasn’t taken the steps to offer the necessary protection.»
B’nai Brith has made two requests. It wants laws amended to permit qualified armed private security at vulnerable Jewish institutions and it wants the government to fund an increased police presence at those locations.
Wolle said the burden of protecting Jewish Canadians from targeted violence should not rest solely on the people being threatened.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a speech in the hemicycle of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, eastern France, on Sept. 17, 2026. Carney welcomed a proposal by European Commission President for Canada to become the EU’s first associate member and rejected threats by President Donald Trump over Ottawa’s push for closer ties with the European Union. (AFP via Getty Images)
«The government needs to meet its most basic obligation and responsibility, which is to protect its citizens,» he said.
The numbers provide a stark context for his concerns. Statistics Canada recorded 788 police-reported hate crimes targeting Jewish people in 2025, representing more than 70% of all reported religiously motivated hate crimes that year.
Wolle said Jewish Canadians constitute only approximately 1% to 2% of the country’s population, yet remain overwhelmingly affected by religiously motivated hate crimes. Preliminary data from B’nai Brith’s 2026 annual audit indicate that violent antisemitic incidents have already more than tripled compared with the total recorded throughout 2025.
«There is a national crisis of Jew hatred in Canada,» Wolle said.
B’nai Brith has been warning for months that antisemitic violence is accelerating. Wolle said the organization submitted recommendations and concrete plans to different levels of government before the Belleville attack.
A man fixes the lock of the doors of Congregation Beth Tikvah as police investigate an alleged arson at the synagogue in the suburb of Dollard-des-Ormeaux in Montreal, Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024. (Christinne Muschi/The Canadian Press via AP)
«We’ve been calling for many things from all levels of government,» he said. «We provided concrete action plans to each.»
The shooting has intensified the organization’s demand that lawmakers treat the security of Jewish institutions as an emergency rather than another subject for future discussion.
«The most urgent thing that is needed is a mechanism for there to be armed protection of Jewish institutions that are under attack right now in Canada,» Wolle said.
He emphasized that B’nai Brith is not calling for firearms to be placed indiscriminately inside synagogues and schools. Its proposal concerns trained, vetted and qualified security professionals operating under a clearly defined legal framework.
«If we don’t have enough armed officers, then we need legislative frameworks changed to allow for alternative armed guards to protect Jewish institutions,» Wolle said.
Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned the Belleville attack and called on anyone with information to contact law enforcement.
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Temple Emanu-El in Toronto, Canada was shot at on March 3, 2026. No injuries were reported. (Nick Lachance/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
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«On the holiest night of the Jewish calendar, a shooting took place outside the Sons of Jacob Synagogue in Belleville,» Carney said. «Jewish people must be able to worship safely. To live free, open, proud Jewish lives.»
Wolle welcomes expressions of support, but said Canadian Jews now need their government to move beyond statements.
«The government gives us words and no action,» he added.
Belleville offered a disturbing picture of what could have happened without an armed officer outside. The congregants did not know that a man police say was driven by hatred had allegedly arrived with weapons and the capacity to cause mass casualties.
One report of a suspicious vehicle led to one officer being placed outside. That officer, Wolle stressed, became the barrier between the gunman and the people praying inside.
«In the wake of these harrowing events, Canada’s Jewish community cannot wait any longer for the government to act,» he said.
The people inside Sons of Jacob survived. Wolle’s warning is that Canada cannot depend on chance, a suspicious-vehicle report or the availability of a single officer the next time a Jewish institution is targeted.
«This is not a Jewish community problem,» he said. «This is a Canadian problem.»
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Iranian security forces have stepped up their presence in Tehran and other cities, with motorcycle patrols, checkpoints and forces positioned across major urban areas as authorities brace for possible unrest, multiple sources inside Iran told Fox News Digital.
The security buildup comes as university students have returned to the streets in Tehran, protesting compulsory hijab rules, rising education costs and political repression, videos published on Iran International show.
Sources inside Iran confirmed to Fox News Digital that motorcycle units have been operating across Tehran and other cities during events surrounding Iran’s annual «Sacred Defense Week,» while members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, Basij and law enforcement have been positioned at major squares and other locations.
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Motorcyclists ride during a state-organized motorcycle parade called «Janfada,» meaning «Sacrifice for Iran,» in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. (Vahid Salemi/AP Photo)
The sources also said security personnel have stopped pedestrians, searched some individuals and examined mobile phones, including material authorities consider «anti-regime.»
One source in Tehran told Fox News Digital that the heightened security presence extends beyond what is visible on the streets.
«Motorcyclists taking photos of shops, and prisoners being threatened and forced to tell their families not to physically participate in any protests that might arise,» the source said.
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Motorcyclists ride during a state-organized motorcycle parade called «Janfada,» meaning «Sacrifice for Iran,»in Tehran, Iran, Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. (Vahid Salemi/AP)
The source said Basij members who previously received military training have been placed on alert and are being housed or assembled at educational facilities and large properties on the outskirts of Tehran.
The measures were not limited to the capital. «This situation exists in all cities, but the nature of the presence and the way things are organized differ,» the source told Fox News Digital, citing information received from Borujen, Isfahan and other cities.
«In those places, plainclothes agents are more prevalent and try to remain out of public view; however, in Tehran, they appear openly on the streets in military uniforms and gear specifically to instill fear and terror,» the source said, adding that leave had also been canceled in smaller cities and claimed shops, telephone communications and everyday activities were under increased surveillance.
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Military members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in western Tehran, Iran. (Morteza Nikoubazl/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
Iranian journalist Mehdi Ghadimi, who lives outside Iran after years of opposition activity, separately told Fox News Digital that he had received similar accounts.
«I’ve received reports of new checkpoints being set up in Tehran, and there have also been reports of military forces being put on alert, as well as civilians who had previously been trained by the regime for urban repression being called up,» Ghadimi added that people are being detained on espionage charges simply because they communicate with people outside of Iran.
Ghadimi also said he had received reports that individuals with serious criminal records had been released from prison in exchange for reporting to local Basij bases and participating in the suppression of demonstrations.
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Members of the Basij paramilitary force stand at a checkpoint in Tehran, Iran, Sunday, March 29, 2026. (Vahid Salemi/AP Photo)
The accounts follow a report from the National Council of Resistance of Iran’s (NCRI’s) Committee on Security and Counterterrorism alleging that Iranian authorities ordered a «100%» state of readiness for the Army, IRGC, Basij and law enforcement and canceled leave through Sept. 27. The NCRI also claimed 51,000 personnel had been deployed across Greater Tehran, including 30,000 IRGC and Basij members and 21,000 law enforcement personnel. The reported preparations are taking place as signs of public unrest have begun resurfacing on university campuses. Fox News Digital has not independently confirmed those claims.
Students at Allameh Tabataba’i University in Tehran held a protest Monday against compulsory hijab, rising tuition and university living conditions, according to videos reported by Iran International on Sept. 28 and 29. Students were recorded chanting against the morality police and political repression.
Iran International reported that the protest began over tuition, dormitory and food costs before expanding into broader political chants. The outlet, citing the student publication Amirkabir, reported that Basij members attempted to disrupt the gathering and threatened students.
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The protests also come amid renewed pressure over compulsory hijab rules on university campuses. On Sept. 8, Iran International reported that a senior official in the office representing Iran’s supreme leader at universities said a new compulsory-hijab directive for universities had been drafted and was expected to be issued by the ministries overseeing higher education.
Separately, the IRGC escalated its rhetoric toward Washington on Tuesday, with spokesman Hossein Mohebbi calling on Americans to pressure President Donald Trump’s administration. «This lying administration must be changed,» Mohebbi said at a Tehran press conference, according to Reuters video distributed Sept. 29.
His remarks came as U.S. and Iranian officials continued indirect contacts through mediators in an effort to end the seven-month conflict, Reuters reported.
The combination of visible security preparations and renewed demonstrations is fueling speculation among Iranians about whether the country could face another broader wave of unrest.
Members of the Iranian police stand guard at a protest in front of the British embassy following anti-government protests in Tehran, Iran, January 14, 2026. (Majid Asgaripour/WANA (West Asia News Agency) via)
«The reality is that nobody knows what’s going to happen,» Ghadimi told Fox News Digital. «Everyone I talk to says that this situation cannot continue and that, somehow, it has to come to an end.»
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Drug cartel kingpin among targets in sweeping Trump crackdown on alleged Mexican corruption network
FIRST ON FOX: The Trump administration is seeking to disrupt with a sweeping set of sanctions a sprawling Sinaloa cartel network accused of corrupting Mexican officials just across the U.S. border.
Los Mayos, a powerful faction of the Sinaloa cartel, and its U.S.-born leader are accused of funneling fentanyl and drug money through California and hiring hitmen to kill rivals on American soil.
The Treasury Department, according to material exclusively obtained by Digital ahead of their public release on Tuesday, will sanction 21 individuals and 25 entities in a crackdown against Los Mayos and their alleged illegal activity within U.S. borders.
The targets of the sanctions include Ismael Zambada Sicairos, known as «Mayito Flaco,» a dual U.S.-Mexican citizen born in Anaheim, California, whom Treasury describes as the «undisputed head» of Los Mayos.
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The action lays out how one of Mexico’s most powerful cartel factions allegedly maintains its grip on two critical trafficking corridors along the U.S. border — through political and police corruption, money laundering and violence that Treasury says has extended into Southern California.
It also exposes what Treasury describes as deep cartel penetration of government and law enforcement in Baja California, the Mexican state bordering California.
The Treasury says Sinaloa-linked «narco-corruption has reached the highest levels» of the state government, alleging that the ex-husband of Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda used his political influence to protect cartel operations and that a former Mexicali public security chief accepted bribes to allow the cartel to exert control over municipal police.
The allegations shed new light on a controversy that erupted last year when the U.S. revoked the visas of both Ávila and her then-husband, Carlos Torres Torres.
Treasury now says the State Department revoked Torres’ visa in May 2025 because of his «cartel affiliation and work on behalf of the Sinaloa cartel.» U.S. officials had not publicly disclosed why Ávila’s visa was revoked.
The State Department revoked Torres’ U.S. visa in May 2025 over what Treasury now describes as his «cartel affiliation and work on behalf of the Sinaloa cartel.» Olmeda’s U.S. visa was also revoked around the same time, though U.S. officials did not publicly disclose a reason for the action against her.
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Treasury also alleges the cartel’s reach extended directly into California.
Lorenzo Castillo Maldonado, an associate in Mayito Flaco’s network, allegedly hired hitmen on the cartel leader’s orders to kill rival cartel members in Southern California. Another part of the network allegedly worked with complicit Southern California money exchanges to collect bulk cash from U.S. drug sales and move the proceeds back to Mexico.
The sanctions are aimed in part at disrupting Los Mayos’ grip on the Tijuana and Mexicali «plazas,» strategic corridors Treasury says the cartel uses to move fentanyl and other narcotics into the U.S.
«Today’s action underscores that no cartel kingpin, corrupt Mexican government official, or financial facilitator is beyond the reach of Treasury’s authorities,» Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said. «Our message is clear: the Trump administration will identify and disrupt any cartel actor who threatens our security or the integrity of our financial system.»
The designations effectively cut the targets off from the U.S. financial system, blocking property and assets under U.S. jurisdiction and generally barring Americans from doing business with them. Foreign financial institutions that knowingly facilitate significant transactions for sanctioned individuals could also face U.S. sanctions.
At the center of Tuesday’s action is Mayito Flaco, who Treasury says has emerged as the undisputed leader of Los Mayos following the July 2024 arrest of his father, longtime Sinaloa cartel kingpin Ismael «El Mayo» Zambada Garcia.
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El Mayo’s arrest set off a violent struggle between Los Mayos and Los Chapitos, the Sinaloa faction led by sons of Joaquin «El Chapo» Guzman. Treasury says the two factions remain locked in a costly internal war that has forced both sides to rebuild their leadership and alliances.
Mayito Flaco, 44, was born in Anaheim in 1982 and later filed a U.S. name change to Fernando Sicairos Aispuro, according to Treasury. He was federally indicted in California in 2014 on drug trafficking and money laundering charges and remains a fugitive in Mexico.
The Treasury says he now commands Los Mayos’ drug trafficking, murder, extortion, corruption and kidnapping operations.
The sanctions also target Torres’ brother, Luis Alfonso Torres Torres, whom Treasury accuses of collecting bribes and laundering illicit funds through companies and political campaigns.
Former Mexicali Public Security Director Pedro Ariel Mendivil Garcia is also being sanctioned. The Treasury alleges Mendivil accepted bribes from Los Rusos leader Juan Jose Ponce Felix, known as «El Ruso,» in exchange for allowing the cartel to exert control over municipal police, facilitate drug trafficking and carry out enforcement operations.
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El luchador brasileño de jiu-jitsu que quedó paralizado por un golpe prohibido dejó el hospital: “Todavía intento procesar todo”
Willian Hiroyuki Masuda, conocido como “Kabuto”, dejó el hospital y continúa su recuperación en casa bajo cuidados médicos, tras la lesión cervical que sufrió durante un torneo de jiu-jitsu en Londrina, en el estado brasileño de Paraná. Mientras el atleta brasileño recibe fisioterapia y apoyo psicológico, la Policía Civil mantiene abierta una pesquisa para establecer eventuales responsabilidades por el golpe que lo dejó sin movilidad.
El cinturón negro, de 37 años, sufrió la lesión el 22 de agosto durante el torneo Super Pro Jiu-Jitsu 2026, en el gimnasio Moringão. Su rival, Juliano Di Pelli Machado, ejecutó una maniobra conocida como “bate-estaca”, prohibida por los reglamentos de la disciplina. Masuda, que actualmente se encuentra paralizado (aunque sin tener un diagnóstico definitivo), padeció fracturas en las vértebras C5 y C6, pasó por una operación de estabilización cervical y permaneció internado durante más de un mes.
La recuperación continúa con cuidados médicos, fisioterapia y apoyo psicológico
Kabuto se pronunció por primera vez desde el accidente en un video publicado en su cuenta de Instagram. Allí informó que regresó a su domicilio, aunque aclaró que aún requiere medicamentos y supervisión profesional. En el mismo mensaje, pidió limitar las visitas a familiares cercanos y al personal sanitario, debido a las condiciones del tratamiento y a la necesidad de atravesar esta etapa con privacidad.
“Estoy en casa, pero sigo con internación domiciliaria”, dijo el deportista. También señaló que intenta asimilar las consecuencias físicas y emocionales de la lesión. “Todavía intento procesar todo esto”, expresó. Masuda agradeció los mensajes y las oraciones recibidas desde el accidente, que, según afirmó, ayudan a sostener su ánimo.
La información difundida por el medio local SBT News confirmó que el atleta sigue en tratamiento en su vivienda. En paralelo, el portal de noticias regional Banda B añadió que la nueva fase incluye sesiones de fisioterapia motora y acompañamiento psicológico continuo, sin precisar frecuencia ni un plazo de evolución.
La familia tampoco difundió un pronóstico sobre una posible recuperación de la movilidad y la sensibilidad. Durante las primeras semanas, medios locales informaron que Kabuto no sentía la parte inferior del cuerpo y tenía sensibilidad limitada en los brazos. El equipo médico comunicó que el cuadro exige un proceso largo y que aún no existe un diagnóstico cerrado.
La Policía Civil analiza videos, testimonios y documentos del torneo
En paralelo con la recuperación, la Policía Civil de Paraná (PCPR) examina las circunstancias del combate. El promotor de Justicia Renato de Lima Castro presentó una noticia criminal —equivalente a una denuncia penal en el derecho brasileño— para que el episodio fuera evaluado como una posible lesión corporal de naturaleza gravísima.
Según informó G1, tres profesores de jiu-jitsu ya declararon ante los agentes. Los testigos coincidieron en que el “bate-estaca” está vedado en la modalidad. No obstante, esa apreciación debe contrastarse con el reglamento aplicable, el material audiovisual, la actuación arbitral y otros elementos antes de concluir la causa.
Los agentes solicitaron a la organización del campeonato fichas de inscripción, permisos y documentación vinculada al evento. Esos registros permitirán revisar las condiciones bajo las cuales se celebró la competencia y los protocolos de seguridad previstos. La pesquisa también contempla nuevas declaraciones.
En este contexto, la PCPR esperaba una mejora en la condición de Masuda para tomarle testimonio. Machado figura entre las personas pendientes de prestar declaración. Su defensa indicó en agosto que el competidor está a disposición de las autoridades y que los hechos deben esclarecerse dentro del procedimiento oficial.
La causa deberá determinar si existió una conducta penalmente relevante
La autoridad policial deberá establecer cómo ocurrió la maniobra, si existió una infracción a las reglas, qué nivel de riesgo era previsible y si el resultado guarda relación directa con la acción investigada. El hecho de que una técnica esté prohibida en competencia no define por sí mismo una responsabilidad penal.
También será relevante la declaración de la organización del Super Pro Jiu-Jitsu, que sostuvo tras el incidente que Masuda recibió atención inmediata en el lugar, con ambulancia y personal médico. El contraste entre ese protocolo, las imágenes del combate y los testimonios de quienes presenciaron la lucha formará parte de la evaluación policial.
Una vez reunidas las pruebas, la PCPR deberá elaborar sus conclusiones y remitir el expediente al Ministerio Público de Paraná. El organismo podrá solicitar nuevas diligencias, archivar el caso si no encuentra elementos suficientes o impulsar una acusación ante la Justicia.
Por ahora, no existe una imputación formal ni una decisión judicial contra Machado. La causa sigue abierta mientras Willian Masuda avanza en su rehabilitación.
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