The attack on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall in Colorado burned six people, officials say; Custody suspect star-news.press/wp

The suspect is in custody after what the FBI calls the “target act of violence” in Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado, Sunday.

Witnesses said the suspect used “Improvised Plametrower” and threw Molot’s cocktails burning several victims during March in support of Israeli then, according to the FBI official. Six people were injured.

The suspect was identified as a 45-year-old Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the FBI Special Agent in charge of Mike Michalek said Sunday evening. Soliman allegedly heard the shouting “free Palestine” during the attack, according to Michalek, who said it was “clear that this is a targeted act of violence” and is investigated as a terrorist act.

The FBI said later on Sunday night, it “conducts the activity of an authorized law in court related to the attack on Pearl Street Mall in Boulder” in Colorado in Colorado.

Walk to remember Israeli hostages remaining in Gaza took place in the center of boulders at the time of the attack. Two sources said that witnesses told investigators suspect allegedly shouted “end of Zionist!” During the attack.

The victims of the attack ranged at the age of 67-88, the police announced. One was seriously injured, with the Police Chief in Boulder Stephen Redfearn, he said that it would be “safe to say” that this person was in critical condition.

Rabbi Israel Wilhelm, director of Chabad at Colorado University, said the CBS Colorado 88-year-old victim is a holocaust refuge, who escaped into Europe, calling her “very friendly person”. Another victim is a professor in Cu, Wilhelm said.

The people who were injured were outside the historic court in the Boulder County in 13. Street and Pearl Street. The space in front of the building could see the scar burn. Witnesses said they saw people who nibble on the ground and people running water to try to help immediately afterwards. Uhhyengly confirmed that two victims flew by helicopter to the incineration unit. Four people were taken to the Boulder community hospital, police said. All six casualties were still treated from 19 hours local time, according to Redfear.

As a result of the attack, which occurred at 1:26 pm was evacuated and other closed in public in 18 hours, investigators said there was a vehicle occupation in that zone, which the FBI officer was delayed about the suspect.

FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy FBI Day Bongino described the incident as a terrorist attack and said at around 15:30 that the FBI agents were at the scene.

The director of the National Intelligence Service Tulsi Gabbard said in the Social Media, “Rebuilding National Bitrism works on the field, which appeared on the targets of Kidnap during Hamas attacks on Israel 7. October. Thanks for the first answers and local authorities on your quick response and action.”

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced in X “,” I carefully follow the situation in the boules, and they hurt hurt and citing this aggregate act of terror.

Run for their livesHe organized a walk, he said, “This is not a protest; it is a peaceful walk to show solidarity with hostages and their families, and recognition for their release.” The group met at 13 hours in Pearl Street and 8. Street to walk a pearl cut length and back to stop in the video courtroom.

Ed Victor, who participated in a walk, said that these silent marched every week from Hamas 7. October 7, 2023, a terrorist attack to raise holy consciousness in Gaza. Stop in the courtroom to sing songs, tell stories and read names hostages Every week. He said about 30 people participated in Sunday walks.

Victor said that the markers occasionally come across Heckere, but they are trying to react and continue still down in Pearl Street. People often nod her head, clap or thank you as they walk, he added. He said he never expected someone to attack them.

“That’s how we got up, lined up in front of the old Grozd’s court, and I was actually on the far west side, but it was a warmth. I was a warm flame like a tree, and everything I saw was someone on fire,” Victor said.

Victor said they tried to put out the fire. As another march with medical experience entered to take care of her, Victor remained with his wife to comfort him. He said volunteers also rushed to help, bringing water.

“I saw after the last,” said the Street Contractor of Peter Irish. “It was like a few minutes. I went out, was chaos, people were called on the field. It was traumatically watching, being honest with you. He was honest with you.”

The joint statement from the Tomb of the Jewish community said:

We and Heartly learned that it was on fire in the walkers in the run for his life walk in Pearl Street, because they raised awareness for hostages still held in Gaza.

We do not have all the details of what takes place, and we promise to inform our community.

Our heart go out to those who witnessed this horrible attack and prayer for a quick recovery to those who hurt.

We are in contact with the implementation of the Law on Our Jewish community, and security is our highest priority. We work closely with SCN, Boulder PD and FBI. We are grateful in the first answers that cares for our injured.

We will continue to work together to share information and provide support to our community. When such events come into our own community, we shake up. Our ours is to gather each other.

Power to all of you.

The General Attorney Phil Weiser has condemned the attack and offered to help victims in the letting on Sunday afternoon.

My thoughts are with those injured and influencing today’s attack on a group meeting a week at Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall to call the hostage edition in Gaza.

From what we know, this attack is a crime from hatred with regard to a group that was targeted. I was in contact with Michael Doughert’s District Lawyer, and offered support in the Office of the Prosecution.

People can have different views on world events and conflict of Israeli Hamas, but violence is never a response to addressing differences. Hatred has no place in Colorado. We all have the right to the peaceful compilation and freedom of speech of our attitudes. But these violent acts – which become more common, brazured and closer to home – must stop them and those who commit these terrible works must be fully kept fully kept on account.