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4 additional victims identified in Boulder attack, bringing number of injured to 12
- Mohammed Sabry Soliman, 45, attacked a group in Boulder, Colorado, on a Sunday using Molotov cocktails at Pearl Street pedestrian mall.
- Soliman planned the attack for over a year, targeting a group raising awareness for Israeli hostages in Gaza amid ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict.
- He disguised himself as a gardener, carried incendiary devices, yelled 'Free Palestine,' and admitted to aiming to kill all Zionist people.
- The attack injured 12 people aged 52 to 88 with burns and various injuries; law enforcement recovered 16 unused Molotov cocktails from him.
- Soliman was charged with federal hate crimes and attempted murder, highlighting increased antisemitic violence linked to the Israel-Hamas war's impact in the U.S.
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Suspect in Boulder attack sprayed gas on himself and planned to die, affidavits say
Mohamed Soliman — the man accused of attacking a group of people holding a weekly walk calling for the release of Israel hostages — had sprayed gas on himself before allegedly hurling Molotov cocktails into the crowd.
Burn surgeon speaks on Boulder terror attack victims recovery while few still remain in hospital
AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) — As a few of the Boulder terror attack victims remain in the hospital, a burn surgeon is giving insight into what their recovery may look like. UCHealth reports three of the 12 victims remain in their care, as of Tuesday morning. Its Burn and Frostbite Center at the University of Colorado Hospital admits the largest number of patients from their region, from the Canadian border through New Mexico. "The UCHealth Burn and Fro…
Total injured in Boulder attack increases to 12: Officials
DENVER (KDVR) — A suspect illegally in the country threw Molotov cocktails on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder on Sunday to attack a group that gathered peacefully in support of Israeli hostages in Gaza, authorities said. The FBI called the incident a "targeted terror attack." 12 victims were injured, but details are still sparse. Officials initially said Monday that four women and four men, who range from 52 to 88 years old, had injuries rangin…
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