
Mike Cabana, deputy commissioner of federal policing for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and Assistant Commissioner Jennifer Strachan speak at a news conference Thursday, August 11, to discuss what the RCMP are calling a terrorism incident that took place the day before in Strathroy, Ontario. Behind them is video footage of Aaron Driver, a 24-year-old man they say was in the final stages of a terror attack targeting an urban center during rush hour. Driver was shot and killed by police after detonating an explosive device in a cab.

Images released by the RCMP show the inside of the cab where Driver's bomb was detonated.

It's unclear if Driver, who was wearing a backpack, was carrying the explosive on his body or elsewhere, Strachan said.

Police gather evidence in Strathroy the day after the standoff with Driver. Driver was killed just outside his sister's home.

Police keep watch during the standoff Wednesday night.

Police confer outside of Driver's sister's house.


