Multiple people injured in ‘targeted terror attack' in Colorado as FBI says it's investigating ‘active incident'
A man has reportedly been arrested and taken into custody
'TERROR' ATTACK Multiple people injured in 'targeted terror attack' in Colorado as FBI says it's investigating 'active incident'
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SEVERAL people have been injured in a "targeted terror attack" as the FBI launch an investigation.
Mass evacuations are being ordered in Boulder, Colorado after multiple victims, including children, were reportedly assaulted.
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The attack is said to have targeted pro-Israel protesters outside the Pearl Street Mall.
It is unclear if any weapons were used.
FBI Director Kash Patel posted on social media: "Our agents and local law enforcement are on the scene already, and we will share updates as more information becomes available."
Boulder Police have evacuated several blocks around the mall.
A man has reportedly been arrested and taken into custody.
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