The victim suffered some vocal\u002Dchord damage, but the knife did not strike any major tendons or arteries
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Jensen says his brother-in-law described getting onto the bus and then turning to help a man he thought was falling before he saw the knife. Abdul Aziz Kawam, who is due to reappear in Surrey provincial court on Wednesday, is charged with attempted murder, assault causing bodily harm, aggravated assault, and assault with a weapon, all in association with terrorist group the Islamic State.Article contentPhoto by Shane MacKichanJensen says his brother-in-law suffered some vocal-chord damage, but the knife did not strike any major tendons or arteries, and doctors are hopeful he can make a full recovery.
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