AP PHOTOS: 6 injured in a Colorado attack the FBI is investigating as terrorism
Six people were injured and some may have suffered burns Sunday in what the FBI immediately described as a 'targeted terror attack' at an outdoor mall in Boulder, Colorado, where a group had gathered to raise attention to Israeli hostages held in Gaza.
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