A suspect is in custody after what the FBI is calling a "targeted act of violence" during a peaceful march in support of Israeli hostages at the outdoor Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday. Witnesses said the suspect threw Molotov cocktails that burned multiple victims, police and the FBI said.
Main Idea: Mohamed Sabry Soliman is accused of attacking people at Boulder's Pearl Street Mall with Molotov cocktails during a peaceful march, and the FBI is investigating it as a targeted act of violence.
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The attack may make public events, especially religious or political gatherings, feel less safe and could raise security costs for communities, police, and taxpayers.
FBI and Boulder police action may help reassure residents and lower future risk if the suspect and any wider threat are fully investigated.
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