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Targeted Attack at Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall Leaves Multiple Injured

A targeted attack at Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall on Sunday resulted in multiple injuries as a man attempted to set fire during a protest for Israeli hostages. Authorities have arrested a suspect and are investigating the incident. Eyewitnesses reported the use of Molotov cocktails, raising concerns about safety during public demonstrations. Social media is abuzz with reactions and videos of the event, highlighting the chaotic scene. As the investigation unfolds, updates from law enforcement are anticipated.
 

Incident Overview

Colorado: A targeted attack occurred on Sunday at Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall, resulting in injuries to several individuals. Boulder Police reported that a man attempted to ignite a fire during a demonstration advocating for Israeli hostages near the intersection of 13th and Pearl streets. Authorities have apprehended a suspect and are actively investigating the incident, as witnesses claim that the individual tried to set fire near the protesters.


Victims and Investigation

Reports indicate that the injured, with varying degrees of severity, were promptly transported to local hospitals. FBI Director Kash Patel stated on social media, “We are aware of and fully investigating a targeted terror attack in Boulder, Colorado. Our agents and local law enforcement are on the scene already, and we will share updates as more information becomes available.” The exact number of victims has not yet been confirmed by authorities.


Social Media Reactions

In the meantime, videos and images of the event are circulating on social media, depicting police detaining a man. However, it remains uncertain whether he is the suspect involved. Some local residents alleged that the attacker used Molotov cocktails against the protesters. One user questioned, “A Molotov cocktail in a smoke-free zone? Is that a charge modifier?” Another remarked, “Nobody considered flanking this guy and taking him down? He’s large and menacing but was exposed for several minutes and could have been subdued by two or three men.”