A Mississauga man, Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, is sentenced to an additional 50 years in a U.S. prison after an attack on corrections officers during his detention. The outlets describe him as stabbing or injuring guards, including an incident in which a prison guard loses an eye.

Across the reports, the context is an ISIS-inspired New York City terror plot, with all sources framing the prison-guard assault as connected to that terrorism case. Several outlets specify that El Bahnasawy used a homemade weapon made from a part of a steel desk. Others add detail that, after he was restrained, officers recovered a note from his sock stating the attack was for the Islamic State.

While the core sentencing outcome and the nature of the injuries are consistent, the emphasis varies by publication: some highlight the guard’s eye injury, others focus on the added prison term, and some foreground the alleged Islamic State note recovered during the incident. One outlet mentions the weapon’s construction detail, while others focus more on the terrorism framing and prison-attack aftermath.