The case of the Colorado Firebum attack to go forward: What do you know?

The case of prosecutors against the man accused of throwing Molotov cocktails will advance a crowd of demonstrators in Bulder, Colorado, who were calling for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza after the suspect abdicated his right to a preliminary hearing on Tuesday.

The session was aimed at assessing whether there was sufficient evidence for the suspect, Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, for trial. But Suleiman’s lawyer told the judge that he would give up his right to hear evidence, Associated Press I stated, and the judge decided that the prosecutors could move forward in their case.

A trial session is scheduled to be held, as Suleiman Nida will enter the state case, on September 9.

Suleiman, 45, faces a total of more than 150 government charges and 12 charges of federal hatred after a burning device was thrown towards a crowd of demonstrators in the June 1 attack during the screaming of “free Palestine”, according to law enforcement. Bulder County Lawyer’s office has identified nearly 30 victims of the attack, including 13 physical injuries. Eight people who kept burns and other injuries were taken in the hospital. The dog is also harmful during the accident.

Suleiman was originally accused of 118 criminal charges, including many of them to try to kill first degree, on June 5. Bulder’s provincial lawyer was accused of 66 additional charges and amended some of the others who previously faced him after the death of 82 -year -old Karen Diamond died as a result of injuries to the attack later in June in June.

Suleiman has previously acknowledged that he was not guilty of federal charges.

He asked to return the initial hearing until the end of October due to what his lawyer indicates as “major side effects” that cannot be addressed before July 15.

“The lawyer is not aware of the autopsy report that is produced yet.” “In addition, there will be important medical records that must be presented and reviewed before this session.”

The request has been rejected.

Here is what to know about Solomon and what he accuses of.

Who is Muhammad Sabri Suleiman?

Suleiman, an Egyptian citizen, entered the United States for the first time in August 2022 with a tourist visa, according to the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS). He applied for asylum in September of that year, although no details were publicly reported. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of National Security said earlier that Suleiman exceeded his visa, which ended in February 2023.

The suspect lived in Colorado Springs with his family before his arrest on June 1.

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Suleiman told the police after the attack that he wanted to kill all the Zionists, adding that he “wished they had died,” according to the FBI. It was also claimed that the authorities had reported that he was waiting for his daughter to graduate for the attack, which he said was planning for at least a year.

Suleiman’s wife and five children were detained by the immigration authorities in June to investigate whether the family was aware of the suspect, according to the Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom. The officials moved to the speedy removal of the Suleiman family from the country, but their deportation was temporarily banned by a federal judge.

Earlier this month, a federal judge in Texas refused to seek the family for his release from the immigration custody.

What happened in the attack?

The “Run For Lives” demonstrators, which put weekly events to defend the release of Hamas’s Israeli hostages, gathered in a garden in front of the Bulder Province Court on June 1. It was claimed that Suleiman entered the garden with a backpack with 18 glass and shed, as well as the deformed liquid and red disappointment, and headed to the group, according to the judges.

At approximately 1:30 pm local time, the authorities claimed that Suleiman threw Molotov cocktails towards the crowd and shouted “Palestine is free!”

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Twenty -nine victims, one of whom, 82 victims died, died on June 25 as a result of her injuries.

After the attack, the authorities regained a handwritten document from the Suleiman vehicle saying: “Zionism is our enemies [sic] Jerusalem was liberated and expelled from our land. ”