Sheila Flynn

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sheila Flynn

Boulder authorities have not ruled out further charges or victims in the terror attack last weekend on the city’s famed pedestrian mall, District Attorney Michael Dougherty told the Daily Mail on Friday. Three victims, meanwhile, remain in the hospital, he told the Mail in an exclusive interview.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sheila Flynn

Dave Lavery knew something was wrong as he made his way towards the terminal exit at Kabul Airport. His wife was anxiously waiting for their reunion after he had texted her from the plane the moment its wheels had touched down on the runway. She was expecting the former Canadian soldier and UN security advisor, who is known better as 'Canadian Dave', to emerge but Lavery's training was kicking in as he spotted men surveilling him and communicating via phones.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sheila Flynn

Boulder authorities on Thursday formally filed 118 charges against terror suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who appeared shackled and wearing a zipped orange jumpsuit as from a jailhouse courtroom before the district's chief judge. The charges include attempted murder, illegal use of incendiary devices, assault and cruelty to animals, with victims ranging in age from 25 to 88, as well as a dog. Soliman, 45, repeatedly nodded his head on Thursday to acknowledge he understood court proceedings.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Will Potter |Sheila Flynn

An 88-year-old Holocaust survivor who was burned in the shocking terror attack in Boulder, Colorado broke her silence with a message of unity. Barbara Steinmetz condemned the attack on Sunday, where at least 12 people were injured when suspect Mohamed Soliman allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at a pro-Israel protest, as a horror event. 'We are better than this,' she told NBC News.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Sheila Flynn

To neighbors, Mohamed Soliman was a quiet father of five who drove for Uber and watched his children play and ride bikes in his yard. That perception changed on Sunday night when FBI agents woke up the street by swarming his two-bedroom home in Colorado Springs while executing a search warrant. Soliman, 45, had been arrested 100 miles away in Boulder, accused of attacking up to eight participants of a the group Run for Their Lives, during a walk in solidarity with hostages held by Hamas.