Suspect in Colorado fire attack planned for a year, FBI says
Summary
A man named Mohammed Sabry Soliman is accused of throwing explosive devices at a group of pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado. He had reportedly planned the attack for a year and is facing both federal and state charges. Eight people were injured, and Soliman is said to have acted alone.Key Facts
- Mohammed Sabry Soliman is accused of attacking pro-Israel demonstrators with Molotov cocktails in Boulder, Colorado.
- Soliman planned the attack for a year, according to investigators.
- He faces federal hate crime charges and state charges like attempted murder and assault.
- The attack injured eight people with varying degrees of burns.
- At least 16 unlit Molotov cocktails were found nearby.
- Soliman allegedly shouted "Free Palestine" during the attack.
- The attack took place at a demonstration organized to raise awareness for Israeli hostages in Gaza.
- Soliman is believed to have acted alone and was found with materials like a backpack sprayer with gasoline.
- Officials say Soliman learned online how to make the devices and was unable to buy firearms due to his immigration status.
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