Posted on 08/05/2011 7:31:24 PM PDT by wtd
On January 20th, 2010, Abdulrahim Sulaiman - then 23-year-old Connecticut man entered the main lobby of Tappan Zee Elementary School in Piermont before 8 a.m. bearing a gravity knife. He claimed to be lost and needing directions to Fort Dix. He also requested permission to sleep in the school parking lot after refusing to leave the school grounds. He was charged with third-degree criminal trespass and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon, both misdemeanors then released on $5,000 cash bail. Read it all on JihadWatch or RefugeeResettlementWatch archives. The warning signs were all there.
Today, he was charged with attempted murder. Man struck on I-295 in Bordentown Township; police probe possible link to stabbing
Posted: Friday, August 5, 2011 4:15 pm | Updated: 4:26 pm, Fri Aug 5, 2011.
Man struck on I-295 in Bordentown Township; police probe possible link to stabbing By David Levinsky and Matt Chiappardi
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP — A Connecticut man was struck by a vehicle on Interstate 295 on Friday morning, and police are investigating if he is the suspect who stabbed a deliveryman at a nearby gas station, police said. Abdul Rahim Sulaiman, 25, of Bridgeport, was hit about 6:30 a.m. on the northbound side of the highway near the Route 206 interchange. New Jersey State Police troopers responded to a report of an injured person on the highway and found Sulaiman unconscious with leg and back injuries, state police spokesman Sgt. Stephen Jones said. He was taken to Capital Health Regional Medical Center in Trenton with several broken bones. "He's expected to make it," Jones said. The stabbing occurred about 30 minutes beforehand at the Valero gas station on Route 206 in Mansfield. Joel Bewley, spokesman for the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office, said a 43-year-old deliveryman was unloading goods for the station's store when he was stabbed in the neck, shoulder and back. The deliveryman, who was not identified, was also taken to Capital Health in Trenton. He was listed in critical condition Friday afternoon, according to state police. Nothing was stolen from the station, the victim or the truck, Bewley said, adding that the investigation is ongoing to determine if the incidents are connected. Sulaiman had parked his vehicle at the Bordentown Regional Middle School on Dunns Mill Road and climbed down a nearby embankment to the highway. The person who struck him was a 45-year-old Cherry Hill woman, who is not likely to be charged, state police said. The woman, who was not identified, had no time to react after the car in front of her swerved to avoid hitting Sulaiman, according to the state police. The school is a short distance north on Route 206 from the gas station. The accident forced the closing of a lane on I-295 for about 90 minutes, police said
****** Not one of the following updates makes the connection to the unmentionable event at the elementary school in 2010.
Bridgeport Man, 25, Charged In NJ Gas Station Stabbing Hartford Courant New Jersey authorities said Abdulrahim Sulaiman attacked a 43-year-old fuel delivery driver at a Mansfield, NJ gas station around 6 am Friday and attempted ...
Man charged in NJ gas station stabbing Asbury Park Press Burlington County prosecutors say Abdulrahim Sulaiman of Bridgeport, Conn., attacked a 43-year-old fuel delivery driver at a Mansfield gas station around 6 ...
Conn. man charged in stabbing at NJ gas station; he's hospitalized ... Greenfield Daily Reporter Burlington County prosecutors say Abdulrahim Sulaiman (ahb-dool-rah-HEEM' soo-lee-MAHN') of Bridgeport, Conn., attacked a 43-year-old fuel delivery driver ...
Welcome to Ramadan 2011
Isn’t Fort Dix pretty near Bordentown? Aren’t they close to each other?
What immigration problem?
Yet another Moslem nutjob.
Surprise!
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