Colorado woman died during the attack on the Rally of Muayyad of Israel

Monday representatives said on Monday that a 82 -year -old Colorado woman was wounded in the Molotov cocktail attack on the demonstrators who were supporting the Israeli hostages in Gaza.

The local prosecutor’s office said in a statement that Karen Diamond died as a result of serious injuries that suffered from the June 1 attack in downtown Buldar, Colorado, the local prosecutor’s office said in a statement. The prosecutors included 29 victims, including 13 of those who were injured.

Muhammad Sabri Suleiman has already faced dozens of charges in the state court on charges, including the attempt to kill first degree, using a burning device, and the cruelty of animals because the dog was injured in the attack. It has not been called on the initial charges that now include first -class killing.

The Associated Press left an audio post on Monday for Suleiman’s General defender in the state case. The office generally prevents its lawyer from commenting on their cases to the media. A preliminary hearing to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to move forward with the case on July 15.

Separately, Solomon was charged with 12 federal hatred. A declaration not guilty of these charges during a hearing on Friday in the Federal Court.

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A man accused of setting fire to Colorado facing the charge of hate crime

A man accused of setting fire to the Molotov cocktails in Bulder, Colorado, faces multiple concerns, including attempting murders and hate, allegedly targeting members of the Jewish community. Now, the White House says it is illegally in the United States and must be deported.

The leaders of the Jewish Bolder Center said on Monday that diamonds had died on June 25 and will be wrapped strongly.

“Karen was a dear member of our society, a person who has always left warmth and generosity on everyone who knows her,” said CEO Jonathan Lev and Chairman David Paul in an email.

The governor of the state of Colorado Jared Police said in a statement on Monday that he was destroyed by the death of Diaond, and that he would feel deeply by the city of Bulder, the state and the Jewish community.

“I took Karen from us very early, and we are sad for her loss while remembering her life and the influence she caused to those who loved her,” Police said.

During the demonstration, Suleiman formed a gardener and wore a building jacket to approach the group before launching the attack, as the prosecutors claim. Investigators say that Suleiman told them that he intends to kill participants in the weekly demonstration. He claimed that he shouted “Free Palestine” because he threw two of more than twenty Molotov cocktails he prepared.

Prosecutors say that the victims were targeted because of the imagined or actual national origin. A political viewpoint, which motivates a person political, is not considered a hate crime under federal law.

Suleiman told the investigators that he tried to buy a weapon, but he was not able to do so because he was not a “legal citizen”. The federal authorities said that the Egyptian citizen is illegally living in the United States with his family.