FBI announces charges against suspect in Boulder attack with 12 victims identified

Boulder officials provided a critical update on the recent attack during a press conference on June 2, 2025, emphasizing their commitment to supporting victims and ensuring community safety. District Attorney's office announced that formal charges will be filed against the suspect, reflecting the current count of 12 victims, with the possibility of more coming forward. This proactive approach aims to encourage witnesses and victims to contact law enforcement.

Mark McCulloch, special agent in charge of the FBI's Denver field office, highlighted the swift actions of first responders, which prevented further casualties. He confirmed that the suspect was found with 16 unused Molotov cocktails, underscoring the potential for greater harm had the situation escalated. The FBI has mobilized over 30 agents and specialists to assist in the investigation, conducting 44 witness interviews and executing search warrants to gather evidence.

The FBI is actively pursuing all leads and remains vigilant for any additional suspects or accomplices. They have set up a digital media tip line for the public to share any relevant information or evidence related to the attack. While no credible threats to the Boulder community have been identified, authorities urged residents to remain alert and report any suspicious activity.

Police Chief Steven Redfern also addressed the community, reinforcing the importance of unity and resilience in the face of tragedy. He expressed confidence that Boulder will come together to support one another during this challenging time. The city is committed to restoring peace and providing comfort to those affected as the investigation continues.