A grand jury returned a 28-count indictment against an Indiana #BLM leader for the attempted murder of police using IEDs. Malik Muhammed is accused of traveling to Portland to riot. He has since scrubbed his online presence but here's what I found. #Antifa https://t.co/r7zdOifzwp
— Andy Ngรด (@MrAndyNgo) April 10, 2021
At least one of those jugs McGuire allegedly purchased with Muhammed was later filled with a flammable chemical and stuffed with a rag before being lit and thrown at officers at a riot in southeast Portland on Sept. 21. The bottle extinguished before exploding and was a key source of evidence. Two days later, a homemade explosive made with a similar yellow glass jug was hurled—and exploded—at police outside the Justice Center by a suspect accused of being Muhammed.
#molotov thrown as police charge at the #PortlandProtest. Then they drive us half a mile west, assisted by #feds, popping off pepper balls and flashbangs along the way. Unconfirmed reports of multiple #arrests pic.twitter.com/gHEdyPhZnY
— Kerry Harwin (@flashhardcor) September 24, 2020
Then on Oct. 11, Muhammed allegedly returned to downtown Portland to participate in a BLM-Antifa "Day of Rage" event where rioters tore down statues of Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt, looted a museum, attacked a campus police office at Portland State University and vandalized numerous businesses using weapons. The Heroes American Cafe, a business put on an Antifa hit-list on social media, was also shot at with several rounds from a gun.Crowd control #munitions launched into encampment of #houseless people who are evicted as #police clear the #PortlandProtest pic.twitter.com/WeQ4FbUegd
— Kerry Harwin (@flashhardcor) September 24, 2020
- Attempted aggravated murder (two counts);
- attempted assault in the first degree (two counts);
- attempted murder in the first degree (four counts);
- attempted murder in the second degree (two counts);
- criminal mischief in the first degree (six counts);
- riot (four counts);
- unlawful manufacture of a destructive device (two counts);
- unlawful possession of a destructive device (two counts);
- unlawful possession of a firearm (one count);
- unlawful possession of a loaded firearm (one count);
- unlawful use of a weapon (two counts)
Shocking video recorded at a #BLM-antifa riot in downtown Portland on 23 Sept., 2020, allegedly shows Malik Muhammed throwing a firebomb at a group of police. He's also accused of throwing a firebomb at an occupied police vehicle two days prior. #antifa pic.twitter.com/mRGCAbFOQe
— Andy Ngรด (@MrAndyNgo) April 5, 2021
Here is a newly released video from Portland Police showing another angle of the firebombing attack at the #BLM #antifa riot in Portland on 23 Sept.
— Andy Ngรด (@MrAndyNgo) April 5, 2021
Malik Muhammed is accused of traveling from Indianapolis to try & kill police in Portland. https://t.co/kYyVx6vh7a. pic.twitter.com/nN08CSN6TI
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