Boulder terrorist attack suspect described as ‘nice guy’ by shocked neighbor

Boulder, Colorado, A neighbor suspected of terrorist attack He called him a “really nice guy” and a family man.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, They are facing a federal charges of hate crime, as well as state charges of attempted first -degree murder, crimes against adults/elderly at risk, attack, criminal attempt to commit class crimes and two classes and use of explosives or flammable devices during a criminal offense regarding the attack on Sunday in which 12 people injured.

Soliman was accused of throwing “two illuminated Molot cocktails on individuals who participated in a pro-Israel gathering near the Boulder Court,” is said in the Federal Court’s documents.

“Wow,” a neighbor, who spoke about the state of anonymity, told Fox News Digital when he was informed of the alleged Soliman actions. “He was a really good guy. He was our neighbor.”

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Soliman was married to five children, who were playing with other children in the Boulder neighborhood.

“It’s surprising because you never know who lives beside you.”

– Soliman’s neighbor

The suspects told the authorities during the interview after the incident that “he planned an attack for a year and waited until his daughter graduated to commit an attack,” the appeal said.

“They were really dear people,” the neighbor said. “Every time we were outside, they would say, ‘Hi, how are you? “They called us through their house.”

The neighbor added that Soliman’s wife was “Mom who stays home” and “good chef”. “She would give food to neighbors.” The neighbor especially remembered Soliman’s wife, giving food to other neighbors during Ramadan, the Muslim Holy Moon.

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Soliman lived illegally in the United States after entering a working visa two years ago, which has expired since then, according to federal officials.

Soliman “worked for Uber, not at home,” the neighbor said. Uber confirmed to Fox News Digital that Soliman started working on Rideshare’s 2023 platform.

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The company further noted that all drivers must meet numerous requirements for fulfillment of the conditions, including the passage of the background check of crime and driving, providing the ID of photographs and holding a valid social security number. Soliman has fulfilled all the requests under the State Law in Colorado, Uber said.

Saliman also had no feedback while driving for a platform, according to Uber, who has since banned his driver’s account and contacted the police.

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The federal appeal says that Soliman “traveled to Boulder, Colorado, in his vehicle with Molot’s cocktails and threw two cocktails on individuals who participated in a pro-Israeli gathering,” the appeal said. “He also stated that he had picked up gasoline at a gas station on his way to Boulder. He stated that he wanted to kill all Zionist people and wanted everyone dead.

“He specifically targeted the ‘zionist group’ that had gathered in boulder having learned about the group from online Search. Soliman Knew That those planned to Meet … Sunday, June 1 at 1pm. He Arrive at Approximately 12:55 The Interview, Soliman Stated That He Hated The Zionist Group and Did This Because He Hated This Group and Needed To Stop Them From Taking Over ‘Our Land,’ Which He Explained to Be Palestin, “the appeal said.

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He also allegedly stated “he would do it … again.”

Soliman was reserved on Sunday night in the Boulder County Prison and remains a $ 10 million taxpayer.

Fox News’ Louis Casiano and Bill Melugin contributed to this report.