🚨 NO WHITE SUPREMACISTS INVOLVED 🚨
Murder is already a crime. We don't have a gun problem. We have a lack of self-control problem, a criminal supremacists problem and a Commie Democrats local district attorney's, judges, parole officers soft on crime problem, not doing shit to catch the criminals as in crimes go unsolved and when they do catch the criminals, they immediately release them back onto the streets to allow them to continue terrorizing the community. These same people siding with the criminals want to take away YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT to keep and bear arms in order to defend yourself, your business, your family and home against these criminal supremacists and a tyrannical government. Remember, criminals DO NOT obey laws. Therefore, criminals will have access to guns through gun trafficking venues and you will be left defenseless with no guns because the same government siding with criminals they're allowing to terrorize you said they wanted to keep you safe from guns.
KRQE published August 9, 2022: Suspect arrested in murders of Albuquerque Muslim men.
USA Today
written by Ashley R. Williams and Jeanine Santucci, and AP
Tuesday August 9, 2022
Police in Albuquerque said they arrested the "primary suspect" in the killings of four Muslim men in New Mexico's largest city – deaths that raised fears in the community and led to increased security at mosques and schools.
Muhammad Syed, 51, of Albuquerque, was charged in two of the killings and was called a suspect by police in the two other slayings.
Chief Harold Medina said Tuesday the arrest happened after authorities tracked down a vehicle linked to one of the killings.
Authorities sought help Monday searching for a vehicle that appeared to be the one discovered Tuesday. Police said in a news release they suspected the vehicle was used in the homicides.
The common elements in the deaths were the victims’ race and religion, officials said, and authorities discovered a possible link between the killings. Authorities released photos, hoping people could help identify the car, and offered a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Mohammad Ahmadi, 62, from Afghanistan, was the first victim, killed Nov. 7. Aftab Hussein, 41, and Muhammad Afzaal Hussain, 27, were killed July 26 and Aug. 1, and Naeem Hussain, 25, was shot to death Friday, according to investigators. The last three victims were from Pakistan.
Syed faces murder charges in the deaths of Muhammad Afzaal Hussain and Aftab Hussein. According to Deputy Commander Kyle Hartsock, Syed is suspected of "involvement" in the two other deaths.
Hartsock said firearms found in Syed's home and car through search warrants were matched to bullet casings at two crime scenes.
'Interpersonal conflict' may be involved
Syed had a "possible personal relationship" with the first victim who was killed in November, Mohammad Ahmadi, Hartsock said. Syed has not been charged in connection with Ahmadi's death, but remains a primary suspect, Hartsock said.
"Detectives discovered evidence that shows the offender knew the victims to some extent and an interpersonal conflict may have led to the shootings," Albuquerque police said in a release.
Hartsock said police were still investigating the details of any potential connections between the suspect and the four victims.
Originally from Afghanistan, Syed has been living in the U.S. for the last several years, Hartsock said. He had "a few minor misdemeanor arrests," including for domestic violence, Hartsock said.
Albuquerque's Muslim community was in fear
Muhammad Imtiaz Hussain, brother of one of the victims, Muhammad Afzaal Hussain, said he felt relieved about the arrest but needed to know more about the suspect and the motive.
“This gives us hope that we will have (the) truth come out,” he said. “We need to know why.”
Albuquerque authorities had bolstered security measures as worries mounted within the Muslim community over the ambush-style killings, the most recent happening Friday.
Khalid Emshadi, a Republican candidate for New Mexico’s House of Representatives, had campaign events planned for Friday – but he said fear of a possible serial killer targeting Muslims in Albuquerque could keep him home.
“I'm thinking to cancel them,” said Emshadi, 44, a Muslim who emigrated with his wife from Libya to the USA in 2008. He’s lived in New Mexico’s most populous city for more than a year.
Emshadi said the killings made him and fellow Muslims nervous to practice their Islamic rituals at mosques. “We think something bad is going to happen if we just start praying, (like) a crazy person comes inside and shoots us,” he said.
Samia Assed, an Albuquerque-based Muslim community activist and organizer, said she knew the third victim, Muhammad Afzaal Hussain. Her fellow civic engagement worker was due to get married in September, Assed told USA TODAY.
"Muhammad was part of a cricket team, and his whole cricket team left town the next day (after he was killed),” Assed said.
“These are young men who come to America for the peace of mind of just living a life and not having to worry about the issues that they left back home,” she said. ”Nobody wants to face this kind of fear.”
City officials, along with state and local law enforcement, heightened security efforts as authorities investigated.
Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller said police was protecting mosques during prayer times. The city organized home food deliveries and access to trauma services through the Albuquerque Community Safety Department for those who need them.
“We are outraged by these attacks and will not relent in our pursuit of justice for those we have lost,” Keller said in a statement.
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham said additional state police would patrol Albuquerque.
Police ramped up their presence near Muslim-affiliated schools and worked with the University of New Mexico’s police department in preparation for the fall semester. Albuquerque Public Schools worked with the city on addressing student safety, Keller said, noting the school year starts Wednesday for most.
Police provided the Islamic Center of New Mexico with extra security in addition to the mosque’s own, Assed said.
“This is foreign to the community” of about 4,000 Muslims in Albuquerque, she said. “It was a big surprise to have it in sequence this way within the Muslim community.”
“The authorities have been amazing, they really stepped up,” said Assed, who organized a community prayer Tuesday night in memory of the four shooting victims.
I had a strong feeling it was a Muslim person who knew them because the last Muslim man was murdered right after he left the funeral of the other two Muslim men that were murdered. The killer targeted 3 Muslim men that knew each other. Therefore, it would make sense the killer knew all 3 Muslim men he wanted dead because they pissed him off for whatever reason. (emphasis mine)
Inside Edition published August 8, 2022: Police Looking Into Murders of 4 New Mexico Muslim Men. Authorities are considering the murders of 4 men in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as possible hate crimes. In less than 2 weeks, 3 men who practice Islam were killed in New Mexico. Police believe the death of a 4th man who was killed in November may be related. Authorities in Albuquerque say they are now working with the “FBI, ATF, the US Marshals Service” and other law enforcement agencies to find out who may be targeting this community.
NewsNation published August 8, 2022: Manhunt for possible serial killer in NM, 4 Muslim men killed. Muslims in Albuquerque are on edge as the lives three Muslim men — killed in ambush style — have take place in just the last two weeks. Another Muslim man was killed late in 2021.
I am angered and saddened by the horrific killings of four Muslim men in Albuquerque. While we await a full investigation, my prayers are with the victims’ families, and my Administration stands strongly with the Muslim community.
— President Biden (@POTUS) August 7, 2022
These hateful attacks have no place in America.
You've personally been responsible for killing more muslims in incorrect drone strikes than this.
— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) August 7, 2022
In September last year, 10 civilians from one family including 7 children were killed in US a drone strike following the bombing of #Kabul airport during the chaotic American withdrawal. The USA proved from the outset that it was incapable of abiding by the #Doha agreement. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/nWfW785YNG
— Moazzam Begg (@Moazzam_Begg) August 2, 2022
KRQE published August 10, 2022: Video: Murder suspect appears to slash tires in parking lot of Albuquerque mosque.
They are reporting that a Mosque surveillance video from 2 years ago appears to tie the murder suspect to the Muslim man that was murdered November 2021. The murder suspect slashed the tires to an SUV in the Mosque parking lot. The SUV belonged to the family of the Muslim man that was murdered in November 2021. The family didn't want to press charges against the Muslim man who slashed their tires 2 year ago who now is person suspected of murdering their family member. The Mosque said they knew the Muslim man who slashed the tires and issued a no tresspassing letter to him. (emphasis mine)UPDATE 8/11/22 at 12:54pm: It just dawned on me thinking about the latest news regarding the suspect slashing the tires of the first victim's family SUV in the Mosque parking lot. Why didn't the police make the tire slasher a suspect in the murder of the first Muslim man? I mean he obviously had it out for this family since he clearly specifically targeted them. Had the police arrested or at least investigated known tire slasher on suspicion of murdering the first Muslim man, the other 3 Muslim men would not have been murdered by the same suspect. This is what I mean by the police departments and district attorney's in Democrat run cities not bothering to solve crimes. (emphasis mine)
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