Teen 'Carves IS Slogan' Into Cellmate's Forehead

An Australian prisoner has reportedly cut an Islamic State slogan into the face of a fellow inmate. Bourhan Hraichie, 18, allegedly engraved the letters "e4e" onto his 40-year-old cellmate during the attack last week, an apparent reference to the Islamic State revenge mantra "an eye for an eye".
Hraichie is then said to have placed a towel over the face of his victim, who was reported to be a former soldier, and poured boiling water over him. The man was taken to hospital with injuries to his head and burns to his face.
NSW Corrective Services Commissioner Peter Severin said: "(The attack) appears to have had a strong fundamentalist element to it".
"(Hraichie) clearly identified himself as a radical. I am appalled that these two inmates were placed in the same cell.
"This was a serious mistake and is under investigation."
Hraichie is believed to have become radicalised while inside Kempsey prison, New South Wales, and had not been sentenced for any terror offences.