What we know about the attack in Colorado
Summary
A suspect identified as Mohamed Sabry Soliman carried out an attack in Boulder, Colorado, injuring eight people. Authorities say the attack, considered an act of terrorism, occurred during a peaceful event organized by "Run for Their Lives" to raise awareness for Israeli hostages in Gaza. Soliman is currently in custody and there is no evidence suggesting he was part of a larger group.Key Facts
- An attack happened in Boulder, Colorado, injuring eight people during a peaceful event.
- The suspect is Mohamed Sabry Soliman, a 45-year-old Egyptian national.
- The FBI views the attack as a "targeted act of violence" and a potential act of terrorism.
- Witnesses say Soliman used an incendiary device and a makeshift flamethrower.
- Soliman's U.S. visa expired in February 2023, and he had been living in Colorado Springs.
- The victims, consisting of four men and four women aged 52 to 88, suffered burns and other injuries.
- The event was linked to "Run for Their Lives," which raises awareness for Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
- Authorities are continuing their investigation, with no evidence pointing to a larger conspiracy.
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