Boulder police say no fatalities in attack, despite murder charges
Luke Tress is The Times of Israel's New York correspondent.
The Boulder Police Department says there are no fatalities in the attack on a rally for Israeli hostages yesterday.
“No victims have died,” the police department says in a statement.
Police said last night that one of the victims was in critical condition.
The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, was booked on murder charges in a local jail late last night. The charges are preliminary, have not been filed, and are subject to change. The reason for the discrepancy is still unclear.
The police department releases a mugshot of the suspect, who has a bandaged ear and bruising on his face.
The police department says it will hold a press conference on the attack later today and that more details are forthcoming.
In response to several questions received overnight regarding the Pearl Street attack, we are sharing the following:
*No victims have died
*The suspect’s mugshot is seen here and his date of birth is Dec. 15, 1979.
*The next press conference will be later today and details will… pic.twitter.com/valMiZFbsm— Boulder Police Dept. (@boulderpolice) June 2, 2025
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