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Victim in Boulder firebomb attack dies weeks after being in hospital, suspect now faces first-degree murder charges
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the 46-year-old Egyptian national who allegedly threw two Molotov cocktails at the crowd of people raising awareness for Israeli hostages being held in Gaza, now faces first-degree murder charges in state court. He also faces attempted murder charges and a number of hate crime charges in federal court. He remains in custody.
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Boulder firebombing suspect’s family can be deported, court saysA federal court ruled that the family of a man charged in the firebombing of a demonstration in Boulder, Colorado in support ...
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Federal judge rules family of Boulder firebombing suspect can be deportedA judge ruled that the family of the Boulder terror suspect can be deported, though they are not eligible for expedited ...
Prosecutors say Mohamed Sabry Soliman called for the death of Zionists and to “free Palestine” as he attacked a group ...
The indictment against Mohamed Sabry Soliman was unsealed in Denver on Wednesday. He faces 12 counts of federal hate crimes.
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The family of Boulder, Colorado, firebombing suspect Mohamed Soliman halted the deportation efforts by the Trump administration, with a court hearing scheduled for June 13 to determine their asylum ...
The wife of Mohamed Sabry Soliman released her first public statement after a Texas US District Court judge ruled the family ...
Karen Diamond, an 82-year-old Jewish woman, has died from injuries sustained in an antisemitic firebombing in Boulder.
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who allegedly attacked a pro-Israel rally in Colorado on Sunday, could be another lone wolf, leading to concern among experts about the rise of such attacks.
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