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FBI, Boulder Police Say Six Injured, Suspect in Custody After Downtown Boulder Attack
Summary
Federal and local officials told a news conference they are investigating a downtown Boulder attack as an act of terrorism; six people aged about 67–88 were injured, and a suspect is in custody as authorities continue interviews and crime‑scene processing.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Boulder Police said at a joint news conference that six people were injured and a suspect is in custody after an attack in downtown Boulder, and investigators are treating the incident as an act of terrorism.
The news conference drew the FBI’s special agent in charge, Boulder Police Chief Steven Redford and Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty, who said the investigation is ongoing and asked the public for digital and other evidence to assist the probe.
Officials said the six victims range in age from about 67 to 88. Four were taken to Boulder Community Health and two were airlifted to a Denver‑area burn unit; at least one victim was described as being in critical condition. The FBI said it had surged personnel to the scene and was processing a vehicle and other evidence. The suspect was taken into custody at the scene.
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