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ELIZABETH, N.J. AP 鈥?A man accused of setting off bombs in New Jersey and New York, injuring more than 30 people, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges stanley cup he tried to kill police officers before they captured him.An attorney for Ahmad Khan Rahimi entered the pleas as Rahimi appeared via video from his hospital bed in Newark. It was Rahimi s first public appearance since last month s bombings and police chase.Rahimi, an Afghan-born U.S. citizen, has been hospitalized with gunshot wounds since a police shootout that led to his capture on Sept. 19 outside a bar in Linden. His head was propped up on pillows, while public defender Peter Liguori stood by his side wearing a disposable hospital gown an stanley cup usa d plastic gloves.Rahimi, 28, is charged with five counts of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offenses. He was read his rights stanley cup by Judge Regina Caulfield and answered yes in a faint voice to a series of questions she asked him.He is accused of detonating a pipe bomb along the r Wplb Officials offering free HIV/AIDS testing
BALTIMORE 鈥?It s been a week since the death of Efraim Gordon and his family is no closer to knowing why he was killed. We don t have any answers, said Sara Marshall who is Gordon s first cousin.Marshall spoke out for the first time since his was murdered over a week ago. She called it a devastating l vaso stanley oss for the family. We are just broken, she said. Shattered in every kind of way. Gordon, who was visiting Baltimore from Israel to attend his cousin s wedding, was shot and killed last Monday during an attempted robbery.RELATED: Jewish man visiting Baltimore from Israel for relative s wedd stanley water jug ing shot and killed in BaltimoreWhile stanley quencher fighting back tears, Marshall remembers Gordon for having the kindest soul of anyone she s ever met in her life. He was an angel. It s hard to imagine such a person exists, she said.Hoping the case doesn t go cold, dozens of community members joined Gordon s family for a crime walk to continue to push for justice. It would bring closure if we were able to know
ELIZABETH, N.J. AP 鈥?A man accused of setting off bombs in New Jersey and New York, injuring more than 30 people, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges stanley cup he tried to kill police officers before they captured him.An attorney for Ahmad Khan Rahimi entered the pleas as Rahimi appeared via video from his hospital bed in Newark. It was Rahimi s first public appearance since last month s bombings and police chase.Rahimi, an Afghan-born U.S. citizen, has been hospitalized with gunshot wounds since a police shootout that led to his capture on Sept. 19 outside a bar in Linden. His head was propped up on pillows, while public defender Peter Liguori stood by his side wearing a disposable hospital gown an stanley cup usa d plastic gloves.Rahimi, 28, is charged with five counts of attempted murder of a police officer and weapons offenses. He was read his rights stanley cup by Judge Regina Caulfield and answered yes in a faint voice to a series of questions she asked him.He is accused of detonating a pipe bomb along the r Wplb Officials offering free HIV/AIDS testing
BALTIMORE 鈥?It s been a week since the death of Efraim Gordon and his family is no closer to knowing why he was killed. We don t have any answers, said Sara Marshall who is Gordon s first cousin.Marshall spoke out for the first time since his was murdered over a week ago. She called it a devastating l vaso stanley oss for the family. We are just broken, she said. Shattered in every kind of way. Gordon, who was visiting Baltimore from Israel to attend his cousin s wedding, was shot and killed last Monday during an attempted robbery.RELATED: Jewish man visiting Baltimore from Israel for relative s wedd stanley water jug ing shot and killed in BaltimoreWhile stanley quencher fighting back tears, Marshall remembers Gordon for having the kindest soul of anyone she s ever met in her life. He was an angel. It s hard to imagine such a person exists, she said.Hoping the case doesn t go cold, dozens of community members joined Gordon s family for a crime walk to continue to push for justice. It would bring closure if we were able to know