An Egyptian man accused of hate crimes in the attack of the cocktail Bulder Molotov

The suspect was accused of a “targeted terrorist attack” in Bulder, Colorado earlier this month on Wednesday with additional Hate crimes.

Accusing the accusation of the Federal Grand jury in Denver on Wednesday. Israeli hostages In Gaza. Solomon initially charged him with one of the crime of hate the day after the attack.

On Wednesday, the indictment claims that Suleiman entered a garden in front of the Bulder Province Court on June 1, carrying a gun on the back containing a flammable liquid and a black plastic container carrying dozens of bottles and tractor that contains a flammable liquid. Many of them claimed that they had a red breach stuffed through the top as the wick.

At approximately 1:30 pm, Suleiman approached the people who participated in the “Run for Lives” demonstration and threw the Molotov Lit Lit theer Athert “while they screaming,” Free Palestine! The indictment.

A man accused of Bulder Fireboming in the pro -Israel event appears in the court for the crime of federal hatred

The authorities later found a handwritten document in a car driven by Solomon. The Zionist document – a movement to establish and support a Jewish state in Israel – has aroused Israel as “an entity of cancer.”

The former supervisor of the FBI said that the suspect of Boulend terrorist attack showed signs of the increasing extremism of the “only wolf”.

The indictment claims that Suleiman, 45, Illegal From Egypt, he told law enforcement during an interview that he wanted to take revenge on the Zionists-that is, anyone who supports Israel-and ignore the Internet looking for an Israeli event.

Ultimately, Suleiman claimed the authorities that he had discovered the “running for their lives” group and identified the participants when he saw them carrying flags outside the court.

The group is an organization that facilitates running and walking events that call for the issuance of all hostages in Gaza after the October 7 2023 massacre.

The indictment is accused of Suleiman of trying to kill eight people – between the ages of 52 and 88 – who were harmed by Molotov cocktails and targeting them due to the imagined or actual national origin. Suleiman’s defense lawyer argued in a hearing last week that the alleged attack was driven by the opposition to Zionism as a political ideology – which is not considered a hate crime under federal law.

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Suleiman is scheduled to appear before the court on Friday to attend a hearing in which he will be asked to enter into an appeal on charges of hatred.

Luis Cassiano of Fox News Digiri and Associated Press contributed to this report.